Interior Design

Inside An Artist’s Colourful Sydney Family Home Architecture by Christina Karras The covered balcony deck. A bold red exterior sets the tone for the playful spaces inside. New sliding doors help connect the house to the garden. The mustard reading room! Paintings by Martha Protty, Kungka Katjara. Photographs by Carolyn Craig, Becoming Penguin. The dining […]

How To Embrace Warm Minimalism In Your Home Interiors by Christina Karras A Lovingly Renovated 1890’s Melbourne Worker’s Cottage. Photo – Eve Wilson. Editorial Styling – Annie Portelli + Sarah Hendriks. A Mediterranean-Inspired Transformation Of A 1980s Perth Home. Photo – Gathering Light. Styling – Julia Freiseisen. Jenna and Josh Densten’s Dreamy New Family Home.

A Sustainable Rebuild Of A 1990s Melbourne Townhouse Architecture by Amelia Barnes The owners of this Burnley townhouse engaged Field Office Architecture to design a complete rebuild. The new house needed to overcome structural issues to ultimately create a more light-filled and generous feeling home. The home contains a warm, understated material palette of timber

First Look: Inside The Design Files Magazine Issue 02! Shopping by Lucy Feagins, Editor A sneak peek at the cover story on designer Will Kelly’s Melbourne apartment. Photos – Eve Wilson We styled bold furniture pieces in a very special mid-century home. Photos – Eve Wilson. Art direction – Annie Portelli. Styling – Sarah Hendriks

For Sale: An Architectural Family Haven In Brunswick On The Market by Bea Taylor 63 Donald Street, Brunswick is for sale. The hallway leads straight from the front door through to the back of the house. The original facade was retained in the rebuild. The first living room opens out onto the internal courtyard. The

This New Build Looks Like A Genuine Mid-Century House Architecture by Amelia Barnes This new-build on South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula appears as a genuine mid-century house. The house is inspired by the work of American architect William Krisel, particularly his signature butterfly roofs in Palm Springs. A butterfly-style roof was a way to seamlessly incorporate

7 Costly Mistakes You’re Making In The Bathroom + How To Avoid Them Interiors Lauren Li Art Director Annie Portelli’s Bathroom Transformation. Photo – Amelia Stanwix. If you make any design mistakes in the bathroom, they’re probably going to be those eye-watering costly ones. Everything is plumbed in, tiled and grouted. It’s so permanent. This

12 Great Sofas For Small Spaces Interiors by Amelia Barnes Eva Slideaway Sofa Bed. Interior Designer Brahman Perera + Restaurateur Jason M Jones’ Luxe Melbourne Terrace. Photography – Eve Wilson. Editorial styling – Lucy Feagins. A Refined Bronte Beach Apartment Rental. Photography – Alisha Gore. Editorial styling – Tess Thyregod. Whether you’re decorating a compact

A Green Kitchen Breathes New Life Into This 150-Year-Old Terrace Architecture by Christina Karras The Redfern home from the rear. Recycled bricks feature in the bench seat. Volley Chairs and Volley Dining Table by Tait. New crazy paving meets the existing sandstock brick pavers in the backyard. Patagonia Quartzite island bench from Art of Marble.

For Sale: A Century-Old California Bungalow, Immersed In Nature On The Market by Bea Taylor Spotted gum decking creates a seamless transition between outside and in, with the deck becoming part of the living room. The deck leads to the backyard and cosy firepit. Integrated seating below the pine trees, with space for firewood storage,