The Gaggenau Kitchen of the Year Design Contest is back, and here we speak to two of the judges about kitchen trends, design influences and finding magic in the unexpected.
One of the latest hotels to open in Melbourne – AC by Marriott – has a clear vision of providing uncomplicated modern travel. Plus, its Curated by AC series of talks brings a local edge.
In Melbourne, this charming terrace designed by DKO in collaboration with Slab Architecture dances between heritage and modernity.
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.
DKO’s interior design director Michael Drescher considers how the kitchen is the social heartbeat – the milieu – of the home.
The 12 projects announced in Gaggenau’s inaugural Kitchen of the Year award show that an exceptionally designed kitchen is about quality, connection and function.
Habitus #51 – the Kitchen and Bathroom special – explores the ways in which our kitchens and bathrooms create connection and respite.
These two town homes by DKO are defined by a sophisticated material palette, rich with texture and tone.
The Linardi Townhouse in Collingwood, Melbourne, shows what can be achieved on the smallest of sites. Built vertically over six levels, these twin townhouses are beautifully crafted by designers and owners Jesse and Seada Linardi.
Architecture firm DKO teamed up with property developer Milieu to create a series of townhouses in Melbourne’s Preston with the aim of creating boutique architecturally designed homes for the growing suburb.
Secluded and serene, but only a stone’s throw away from a bustling city centre, Fridcorp and DKO’s new project Eve has become an instant local landmark in Sydney’s Erskineville.
Separation Street by Jesse Linardi at dKO Architects is a great example of affordable architecture in Australia.