Interior Design

How This Restored 1930s House Engages With Its Street Architecture by Amelia Barnes The restored circa 1930s facade of Goodwin House by Olaver Architecture. Window furnishings by Shades. The living room opens on either side to the new side courtyard and backyard. Castlemaine slate crazy paving from Yarrabee & Castlemaine Stone. A split level subtly […]

This Byron Bay Potter Handcrafts Playful Lamps Worthy Of Your Wishlist Studio Visit by Christina Karras Zonnebloem Studios founder Rachael Louise Parker works from Muddy Clay Play. The potter runs her own business, in addition to offering hand-building ceramics workshops, creative and therapeutic art sessions, and part-time support work with children. The Cleo lamp in

How The Garden Became The Hero Of This Architect’s Family Home Architecture by Christina Karras Harvest House is a renovated Victorian worker’s cottage in Flemington. Pocket gardens and stucco walls mark the partition between old and new. A view of the house from the abundant garden. Timber lining cocoons the living room. The family home

How Award-Winning Architect Jeremy McLeod Puts Sustainability First Climate by Christina Karras Breathe Architecture founder and design director Jeremy McLeod. Photo – Eve Wilson Careful consideration is given to ensuring each project has a positive impact on the environment. Photo – Eve Wilson The business has remained at the forefront of sustainable design over the

How To Embrace Bold NYC Style With A Relaxed Aussie Touch Interiors Alyssa Owens My design approach always starts with understanding the person behind the project; their energy, their needs, what they’re seeking from home. For this project in Brooklyn, known as ‘Brooklyn Rose’, that meant designing for a client with fearless and colour-forward taste,

This ‘Quintessentially Brunswick’ 1970s Brick Home Is On The Market On The Market by Christina Karras The classic brick facade features an inviting front yard. It’s filled with retro charm from the front door. The living room opens to dual decks, designed for entertaining. Part of the old garage at the rear now serves as

A Share House Inside One Of Melbourne’s Oldest Terraces, Right By The Beach! Homes by Christina Karras The three-bedroom share house once formed part of a stately Victorian. HAY Rice Paper pendant from Cult. Sofa Bed by Koala. Sofa from RJ Living. Green armchair and rug from IKEA. Photographer Daniel Temesgen, with Jeremy Habtemariam and Samuel

20 Of Our Favourite Dining Chairs For Every Style Shopping by Amelia Barnes Image courtesy of Cult. Shopping for dining chairs is more than just picking a place to sit — it’s about finding the perfect balance between comfort, style, and functionality to complement your home for years, if not decades to come. From mid-century

An ‘Awkward’ Inner-City Block Turned Architect’s Family Home Architecture by Christina Karras Interior finishes are fresh and contemporary. Tall ceiling heights help maximise the sense of space inside. A handy built-in storage space for shoes. There’s also a study upstairs. A delightful rooftop deck immerses you in the home’s inner-city location. A timber front door

A Charming Cottesloe Pied-À-Terre Stay With Ocean Views Interiors by Amelia Barnes Photo – Lulu Cavanagh Ric’s Cottesloe designed by White Studio & Co has opened its doors. Photo – Claire McFerran The interior is inspired by French hotels, including Paris’ Château Voltaire. Photo – Claire McFerran The kitchen features microcement surfaces and a brown