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How This Terrace Makeover Solved An Unconventional Problem

How This Terrace Makeover Solved An Unconventional Problem Interiors by Amelia Barnes Pinch light designed by Coco Flip for New Volumes. Esoteric sconce by Mariza Galani. Scala travertine by Eco Outdoor. Pinch light designed by Coco Flip for New Volumes. Scala travertine by Eco Outdoor. The garden entrance to the Parkville home. Calacatta Viola by […]

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Why Ngura Puḻka—Epic Country At National Gallery Of Australia Is A Must-Visit Exhibition

Why Ngura Puḻka—Epic Country At National Gallery Of Australia Is A Must-Visit Exhibition Creative People by Amelia Barnes This image: Pauline Minmila Wangin, Pitjantjatjara people, Betty Tjulpukuna Campbell, Pitjantjatjara people, and Emma Singer, Pitjantjatjara people, in Mimili, South Australia, 2022 with their work Kapi (Water) 2022 © the artists / Mimili Maku Arts / APY Art Centre

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This Double-Fronted Victorian Hides A Clever Extension + It’s For Sale

This Double-Fronted Victorian Hides A Clever Extension + It’s For Sale On The Market by Bea Taylor From the front, 101 Power Street, Hawthorn, is classic and charming. A clever double-storey extension at the back makes the most of the park views beyond. The home has an enviable indoor-outdoor connection. A view of the avocado-shaped

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A Victorian Weatherboard Inspired By Fitzroy North’s Rich History

A Victorian Weatherboard Inspired By Fitzroy North’s Rich History Architecture by Christina Karras Inside Fitzroy North House by Pop Architecture. Bar stool from Great Dane Furniture. Wire bowls and kettle from Pan After. Salt and pepper grinder from Design Stuff. Vase from Pepite. ‘Copy Mechanical Water’ by Yasmin Hopkins, represented by Sutton Gallery. Dining chairs

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An Iconic Cake-Shaped House Gets An Architectural Upgrade

An Iconic Cake-Shaped House Gets An Architectural Upgrade Architecture by Amelia Barnes The ‘Cake House’, as it’s nicknamed, has long been beloved by many Mollymook locals for its unique slice-like shape and position on the beach. Alexander Symes Architect wanted to respect the existing building by minimising the scale of the addition, ensuring it is

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A Calming + Clever Forever Home For A Creative Family

A Calming + Clever Forever Home For A Creative Family Homes by Amelia Barnes The kitchen cabinets and benchtop were bought on Facebook Marketplace and customised to suit the space, saving thousands. Sink by Phoenix. Tap by Gessi. Blackbutt timber shelf. Recycled solid hardwood timber benchtop, upstand, and shelf. Stained plywood cabinets. Custom-designed rangehood. Nagoya

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How This 1915 Cottage Renovation Makes The Most Of Its Inner-City Block

How This 1915 Cottage Renovation Makes The Most Of Its Inner-City Block Architecture by Christina Karras Stack & Field is a renovated period cottage by Steffen Welsch Architects. A view into the extension, nestled beside a narrow plunge pool. Instead of a backyard, there’s a courtyard at the centre of the home. The calming kitchen.

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This Contemporary Family Home Offers A Fresh Take On Coastal Style

This Contemporary Family Home Offers A Fresh Take On Coastal Style Interiors by Christina Karras Skylights and curved walls add character to the original building fabric. Artwork by Craig Handley. The new kitchen makes a statement with Esmeralda quartzite. Artwork by Marika Borlase. Scandinavian herringbone timber floors feature on the ground level. Artwork by Millie

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