Of all the spaces in the home, bathrooms can often come with the highest price tag. It’s time to ask if high prices truly equal top quality, or whether it is possible to get the best of both worlds.
Caroma on Collins is much more than the Sydney flagship showroom for the iconic Australian bathroom brand. It’s also a place for the local architecture and design community to gather, learn and grow.
This house, designed by Downie North, provides a relaxing, durable space for a family’s active lifestyle.
The eternal quest for natural light in an inner-city terrace finds a unique design solution in Sydney at the hands of Brad Swartz Architects.
This beachside house takes an awkward site and turns it to its advantage to create a comfortably stylish getaway in summer and winter.
If a bathroom is designed and no one Instagram’s it… does it exist at all? The hyper-designed bathrooms of Instagram are inspiring existential crisis in the world of bathroom design.
Planet earth is a delicate place. In the last year alone, we’ve seen a rapid rise in sea levels; extreme ice loss from rising temperatures; catastrophic weather patterns; and CO2 emissions in the atmosphere breaking records.
Across Australia, the design industry has seen brilliant minds push the limits and look beyond the boundaries to create products and experiences for the spaces of tomorrow.
Australian bathroom design has evolved over the years, taking cues from Europe, but largely being informed by a context that is unmistakeably Australian.
Design is a beautiful thing: it has the power to bring creative minds together to create game-changing designs that challenge how we perceive the world, reimagine our everyday spaces and foster the growth of humankind.
In its 75 years in the business of bathroom design, iconic Australian bathroomware brand Caroma has seen plenty of change. At least one thing however, has remained a constant.
The past century has seen monumental feats in the world of design. During this period, the complexity of our landscape has seen ground-breaking innovations that have redefined the way we see, use, and experience our everyday spaces.