The inaugural Habitus House of the Year 2018 was a great success. It broke new ground with the editors’ pick of the best homes from across our region, from S-E Asia to New Zealand and Australia.
With just 24 square metres to work with, architect Brad Swartz has turned this Sydney apartment into a flexible and highly liveable home.
Sincerely embodying Walter Knoll’s DNA with a classic form and style, the Onsa chair embraces you as you take a seat.
Adding a creative touch to any interior can be done through a selection of fine, bold and quirky designs. Habitus loves the following statement pieces.
A tight triangular block and a hundred year old adjacent brick drain are tricky design challenges for any home – but as Molecule Studio proved with the Triangle House, they’re also design opportunities.
The past year has seen an increase in architecturally designed and interior inspired product design. These, amongst others, have caught our attention. A combination of creative and design disciplines, this list of products and objects don’t compromise on functionality, style or performance.
Habitus chats to the German-born designer, Philipp Mainzer, of e15 to find out about his designs, his approach and how he took e15 to the rest of the world.
Guaranteed to take your Christmas celebrations this year to the next level, this list of our favourites is fun, quirky and can fit into any interior.
The final issue for 2018, the Trailblazers issue, will be on sale Thursday 13 December. To celebrate, Habitus teamed up with Living Edge at the Vitra Design Museum’s Miniatures Exhibition.
Brought to Australia by Living Edge, Vitra’s 100 Miniatures Exhibition celebrates the last two centuries of chair design.
Hill Thalis Architecture + Urban Projects design a mountainside house with thresholds that heighten the character of the residence and its views.
Matt Gibson Architecture + Design has updated a heritage-listed Boom Style terrace to tell the story of past and present for years to come.