Interior Design

This Renovation Offers A Fresh Take On The Classic Fibro Beach Shack

This Renovation Offers A Fresh Take On The Classic Fibro Beach Shack Architecture by Christina Karras A view of the renovated home from the rear. Hit-and-miss brick screening creates a platform for the existing bedrooms, elevated from any flood risk. The entryway gently links the original structure with the new addition. Kitchen joinery in Laminex

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How Three Sisters Turned Their Father’s Former Grocery Store Into A Space For Culture + Community

How Three Sisters Turned Their Father’s Former Grocery Store Into A Space For Culture + Community Studio Visit by Lucy Feagins, Editor An art piece hanging in Dukkana reads, ‘As a minority in a predominantly white space, to take up space is itself an act of resistance.’ The El Samad sisters, Emina, Safa and, Fatima.

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6 Interesting Tile Trends To Know For 2026

6 Interesting Tile Trends To Know For 2026 Interiors by Christina Karras Home of Emma Cutri. Custom powder coated rangehood designed by Peter Frederick Cole Architect (PFCA) in collaboration with Anne-Therese Ryan, and fabricated by J&RC Builders. Marble on benchtops and splashback from Corsi & Nicolai. Various ceramics made by Emma Cutri. Terracotta tiles by Artedomus. Stools purchased from Facebook

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An Artist’s Abundant Cottage-Style Garden + Backyard Studio

An Artist’s Abundant Cottage-Style Garden + Backyard Studio Studio Visit by Bea Taylor Hollyhock ‘Innocence’, dahlias, bower vine and garden rose. Artist Sam Michelle works from her garden studio. From left: ‘White Wisteria, Clematis & Scabiosa’, and ‘5 Poppy Colibris’. ‘Wisteria Pink’. ‘Scabiosa Focal Scoop’ work in progress. Sam’s studio opens out onto the garden.

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How An Architect Revived This Incredible Terrazzo-Filled ’60s Home

How An Architect Revived This Incredible Terrazzo-Filled ’60s Home Architecture by Christina Karras Inside Giuseppe’s House. The ground floor kitchen and dining area. The original terrazzo flooring is believed to be the work of the Scolaros, a talented Italian family who created tiles in the 1950s-60s. New red joinery ties in with the bold flooring.

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An Antique Specialist’s 1930s Apartment Drenched In Colour

An Antique Specialist’s 1930s Apartment Drenched In Colour Homes by Amelia Barnes Alex added double doors to allow better indoor-outdoor access, increase light, and provide a space for morning coffee. Outdoor lounge chairs made by a friend. Pablo Palazuelo art print on left from Galerie Maeght. Eduardo Chillida art print on right. Outdoor setting purchased

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TDF Is Hosting A Two-Day Event All About Apartments + You’re Invited!

TDF Is Hosting A Two-Day Event All About Apartments + You’re Invited! Apartments by Amelia Barnes See how The Design Files team have transformed the East Brunswick Village display suite with local furniture and art. The Design Files is taking up residency at East Brunswick Village (EBV) for one huge weekend of events and design

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How This Sydney House Shapeshifts Depending On The Weather

How This Sydney House Shapeshifts Depending On The Weather Architecture by Christina Karras The rear extension features operable windows, screens, and blinds. A path leads into the kitchen from the backyard and pool. All of the openings can be closed over with counterweighted windows and for retractable blinds. The architectural columns subtly reference ancient ruins.

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