Interior Design

This Sustainable Family Oasis Hides A Clever + Unconventional Floor Plan

This Sustainable Family Oasis Hides A Clever + Unconventional Floor Plan Sustainable home badge by Christina Karras The charming yellow California bungalow. The front rooms were retained, with the renovation focusing on the centre of the home. The new rooms feature recycled timber floors and linings. The highly functional kitchen transformed the home’s flow, with […]

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The Finalists Of The 2025 Archibald Prize Have Been Announced!

The Finalists Of The 2025 Archibald Prize Have Been Announced! Art by Bea Taylor ‘Felix Cameron’ by Jeremy Eden. ‘Meditation on time (a left-handed self-portrait)’ by Tsering Hannaford. ‘No mountain high enough’ by Abdul Abdullah. ‘King Dingo’ by Vincent Namatjira. ‘Ken Done’ by Fiona Lowry. ‘Savanhdary’ by Kerry McInnis. ‘Finger painting of William Barton’ by

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This Sustainable Apartment In An Award-Winning Building Is For Sale

This Sustainable Apartment In An Award-Winning Building Is For Sale On The Market by Christina Karras 401/201 Ferrars Street, South Melbourne in the Ferrars & York building is for sale. The all-electric home is one of 22 inside the sustainable, award-winning building. The kitchen opens to a spacious balcony. Natural materials like blackbutt timber and

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An Immersive Suburban Garden Inspired By Victoria’s Coastline

An Immersive Suburban Garden Inspired By Victoria’s Coastline Gardens by Christina Karras The front yard of the East Geelong garden. Eucalyptus leucoxylon (yellow gum) trees. Atriplex cinerea (grey saltbush). Alyxia buxifolia (sea box). Coastal grasses feature both in the front and back gardens. Bluestone sourced from Port Fairy were hand selected and engineered to have

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How An Architect Maximised Space In This 1960s Apartment

How An Architect Maximised Space In This 1960s Apartment Architecture by Christina Karras This 66-square-metre apartment has been redesigned by CARD architect and co-founder Tahj Rosmarin. Walls painted Dulux Natural White. Accent walls painted Dulux Pre School Half Blues. The updated kitchen partition features a tall opening overlooking the living room. Broad Pendant Small in

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