Interior Design

This Architect’s Country Home Is The Perfect Canvas For Family Life

This Architect’s Country Home Is The Perfect Canvas For Family Life Architecture by Christina Karras Inside the Woodend family home. Arches and creamy white walls add character to the new build. The dining room is decorated with the kid’s artworks. Architect Stefanie Richards and designer Andrew Woodhead in their family home. The kitchen features exclusively […]

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How Two Families Unlocked The Surprising Benefits Of Multigenerational Living

How Two Families Unlocked The Surprising Benefits Of Multigenerational Living Housing by Christina Karras Susana Le, Chi-Lieng Be, Camilla Be (12), Maximus Be (11) with Susana’s parents, Huu Chung Le and Kim Eng Lay in their Box Hill South home by Edition Office. The living room. Kubrick Stool 450mm by Nau. The Frame TV by

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For Sale: A Surf Coast Home Where Every Day Feels Like A Holiday

For Sale: A Surf Coast Home Where Every Day Feels Like A Holiday On The Market by Christina Karras The house is designed around an inviting nine-metre-long pool. Natural materials like limestone and travertine give the house a Mediterranean energy. The undercover entertaining area’s built-in fireplace. Soaring ceilings capture natural sunlight throughout the day. Windows

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Reviving An Australian Bush Modern Garden For An Alistair Knox Home

Reviving An Australian Bush Modern Garden For An Alistair Knox Home Gardens by Amelia Barnes Miniscape Projects have brought an Alistair Knox property back to life with a contemporary bush modern garden to attract native wildlife, engage children, and grow food. The new outdoor bath is the owners’ favourite feature. ‘Set beneath a large gum

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The Complexities Of Modern Life Fade Away In This Regional Home

The Complexities Of Modern Life Fade Away In This Regional Home Architecture by Amelia Barnes Ironbark House by Not All Architecture is a relatively simple project in appearance, driven by a sophisticated set of design principles and quality materials. The house was designed as a family’s permanent new residence, serving as a retreat from the

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How A 20-Square-Metre Extension Made This 70s Home ‘Just Right’

How A 20-Square-Metre Extension Made This 70s Home ‘Just Right’ Architecture by Christina Karras Goldilocks Haus is a renovated 1970s Brisbane house that’s now ‘just right’ after being updated by Maytree Studios. Coco Flip Sequence Oval Dining Table Indoor & Stool from Cult. Sliding doors open the dining room to the outdoors. Rice Paper Shade Large

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6 Flooring Options To Consider For Your Home + How To Choose The Right One

6 Flooring Options To Consider For Your Home + How To Choose The Right One Interiors by Christina Karras Kieran and Pauline Morrissey’s Melbourne apartment. Escape Velour carpet in Esther from Supertuft. Photo – Eve Wilson Henne Store by Brahman Perera. Custom Higgi Blue Carpet from Supertuft. Photo – Lillie Thompson, courtesy of Supertuft Carpet Carpet

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A Couple’s Clean, Considered + Contemporary Sydney Home – And It’s A Rental!

A Couple’s Clean, Considered + Contemporary Sydney Home – And It’s A Rental! Homes by Amelia Barnes Bobby Bar Stool by Design by Them, purchased from Facebook Marketplace. Raku Vessel Large by Simone Karras from Jardan. Florals by Bess Paddington. Marble dish from Designstuff. Wooden fruit bowl from The Merchants Warehouse. Concert Pendant P1 by

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How Colour Was Key In This Auckland Bungalow’s $256k Transformation

How Colour Was Key In This Auckland Bungalow’s $256k Transformation Architecture by Christina Karras Sunny Sky by Pac Studio. Butter yellow and sky blue colours helped transform the exterior on a budget. Sunlight filters through to the dining area. The pergola provides passive shade. The same happy yellow shade features across the interiors. The existing

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