Over the past couple of years you, like us, have grown to love and await the Habitus House of the Year programme. With less than two months to go, we’re getting ready to launch.
Whether you’re looking to keep up to date with the movements of the architecture and design industry as soon as they’re made, or browsing through our catalogue of more than a decade, Habitus Living is here to serve our community.
The eloquent words of an avid Design Hunter have won the Habitus Ultimate Design Package offered during Habitus House of the Year season 2.
Tom Fisher, Marketing Director of Zip Water, recognises unique and sophisticated design that enhances the way we live.
With the long-awaited Habitus House Of The Year cocktail evening mere weeks away, the time has come once again for our independent jury to come together and discuss, assess, and decide upon an overall winner.
Versatile and timeless, Armadillo & Co’s Agra Rug combines contemporary design with traditional craftsmanship.
There’s no denying that Karen McCartney knows an outstanding piece of residential architecture when she sees one. And it’s not always the biggest, nor the newest.
From humble beginnings as a furnishing textiles salesman, David Clark has carved himself out a career in the residential design scene that is as lengthy as it is admirably diverse.
If you can’t believe 12 months has passed since we announced the Habitus House of the Year 2018 – neither can we. In this short period the Habitus team has amassed another 20 residences from the recent 18 months and we’re about to show you what we’ve unearthed.
The year may be fast getting away from us but one thing that’s unforgettable on our radar is Habitus House of the Year. As we round out our 20 best examples of how people live through architecture and design across the Region, here’s a heads up on what you can expect.
In 2018, design lovers across the Asia Pacific were invited to vote in Habitus’ House of the Year People’s Choice award, with the winner taking home a world-class designer package.
“Constraints and opportunities go hand in hand,” says Bangkok-based architecture writer and regular Habitus contributor, Tonkao Panin.