Interior Design

Inside The New Melbourne Apartment Building That Feels Like A Village

Inside The New Melbourne Apartment Building That Feels Like A Village Architecture by Christina Karras A view of the amazing rooftop gardens at East Brunswick Village. Each building in the complex has its own dedicated space. Urban planning policy adviser James McLean moved into his one-bedroom apartment in 2023. ‘I wanted enough room for a

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How This Federation Home Extension Prioritises The Garden

How This Federation Home Extension Prioritises The Garden Architecture by Amelia Barnes The L-shaped kitchen forms part of the new open-plan curving extension. Recycled brick floors harmonise with the adjacent internal courtyard. Blackbutt timber veneer from Timberwood Panels. Maximum Moon porcelain benchtop from Artedomus. Nagoya Mosaic-Tile Co. Kayoborder tiles from Academy Tiles. Silver birch trees

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How Two Garden Pods Revolutionised This Suburban Home

How Two Garden Pods Revolutionised This Suburban Home Architecture by Amelia Barnes Two cleverly designed garden ‘pods’ have added valuable space to this Melbourne family home, without diminishing its existing strong backyard connection or mature tree views. The studio pod stands alone and has its own bathroom. The owner’s therapy clients can access the studio

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