The house that Ash built Ash Holmes and her partner Jake Elliott represent the new wave of arts on the Northern Beaches of New South Wales. The proud founders of Hake, House of Art, the duo’s elegant gallery and photographic studio meshes a touch of L.A.’s Abbot Kinney, with a subtle, Japanese aesthetic.
A new kind of luxury with Conrad Architects Paul Conrad, the principal of Conrad Architects, shares his insights into what defines modern luxury.
Curating a home full of art We chat with Otomys founder Megan Dicks to discover the process that went into curating an incredible art collection for this home by Taylor Pressly Architects.
Clare Cousins and Great Dane in conversation How does sustainability and materiality play a role in the design of our homes and the furniture we choose? Melbourne architect Clare Cousins and Great Dane founder Anton Assaad discover their similar outlooks to design, all with the new Ilse Sofa taking centre stage.
Following the passion Mac Nordman is a Swedish designer who followed his instincts to study in Australia, 22 years later and his passions have led him to create prototypes in-between set designs on films.
The joy of slow living ARKHILITE co-founder Vincent Goi tells us how slow living is able to bring joy and satisfaction to its inhabitants.
Gestural expressions Miranda Russell is an artist who explores form and movement through confident, artistic gestures. We ask the regionally based artist about her approach, influences and home life.
In support of the local Collaborating with local makers and craftspeople has never been more important, and it was a driving force behind DKO’s latest Fitzroy Fitzroy project, featuring design pieces by Momu.
The ethics of good design with King Just as design speaks to us through light, colour, form and textures, the question of design ethics is increasingly coming into the conversation. Asking and answering those questions is an important part of the process, according to leading designers.
Home as a testing ground Pascale Gomes-McNabb has created some of the most iconic restaurant fitouts around Melbourne. Always searching for new ideas, we learn how art and design constantly inspire this all-around creative.
Susan Moylan-Coombs is a woman of our time To say Woolwonga and Gurindji woman Susan Moylan-Coombs is a person of many parts is an understatement, as she traverses business, design, diversity, family and heritage with aplomb.
Defying convention From psychedelic fashions to objects as art, Jordon Gogos is the ultimate slashie. We chat with the Melbourne Art Fair ambassador about his upcoming collaboration, the beginnings of his career, and his approach to design. Jordan is definitely one to watch!
Cultivating a design instinct Tamsin Johnson has a natural-born pedigree for design and art as the child of antique dealers. The Melbourne Art Fair ambassador shares how this instinct is expressed through her work in artistic ways.
Blurring the boundaries in time and space Where once there was a distinct separation between home and work, those boundaries are becoming permeable and blurred.
