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6 Built-In Lounges

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6 Built-In Lounges

6 Built-In Lounges

Getting creative with a small space, creating nooks to nestle in, or embracing a tricky site are all reasons for creating lounges that dip down, up or push back into a wall. Today we look at a handful of these creative spaces.

1 | Jack and Jill House, Melbourne

Photography by Andrew Wuttke
Breathe Architecture

2 | Popadich House, Devonport, NZ

Photography by Simon Devitt
Pattersons

3 | Bremer Bay, WA, Australia

Photography by Robert Frith
SODAA

4 | Apartment Alchemy, Singapore

Photography by Rupert Singleton
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5 | Westend Cottage, Brisbane

Photography by Alicia Taylor
Owen and Vokes and Peters

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6 | Bear House, Cha-Am beach, Thailand

See the full story on Bear House next week on Habitus Living

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Editorial Team

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Flower Market by @cj_hendry Petal play: A poetic

Flower Market by @cj_hendry

Petal play: A poetic homage to beauty – both real and imagined – by CJ Hendry • Flower Market offers a visual spectacle and a deeper exploration of art’s ability to reshape our perception of the natural world.

Words by Saskia Neacsu

head to the link in bio to read more on Habitus Living – https://www.habitusliving.com/articles/flower-market-cj-hendry

Blackwattle House by @hayleypryor_architect A ro

Blackwattle House by @hayleypryor_architect

A robust family home • A sanctuary and retreat from the street, Blackwattle House by Hayley Pryor Architect elevates everyday living.

Words by Emma-Kate Wilson
Photography by @timclark1

head to the link in bio to read more on Habitus Living – https://www.habitusliving.com/projects/blackwattle-house-hayley-pryor-architect

Winnings x Habitus House of the Year – here’s

Winnings x Habitus House of the Year – here’s the penultimate shortlist reveal!

With ten projects already announced, here’s the next set of houses announced for this year’s competition. The full list will be revealed next week, and then it’s over to you for the People’s Choice Award.

Thanks again to our Gold and Silver partners, @winningappliances and @rogerseller, as well as our star-studded jury. Congratulations to all those shortlisted!

Make House by @parkassociates
Adelaide Street House by @robertsimeoniarchitects
Wãnaka S.K.I. House by @robertsgrayarchitects
Gold Coast Apartment by @aboutsjb
Proclamation House by @stateofkin

The Cabanon by @star_strategies_architecture and @

The Cabanon by @star_strategies_architecture and @bureau_of_architecture_r_d

Thinking outside the box – from inside a box • The Cabanon, named after Le Corbusier’s eponymous cabin in the Côte d’Azur, is a replete apartment measuring just under seven square meters. Positioned within a 1950s residential building in the heart of Rotterdam, it represents a conversion of a former storage attic into a living space, vying for the title of the world’s smallest fully functioning apartment.

Words by Saskia Neacsu
Photography by Ossip van Duivenbode

head to the link in bio to read more on Habitus Living – https://www.habitusliving.com/projects/the-cabanon-star-and-board

“It’s always different and it’s always fresh

“It’s always different and it’s always fresh”: Space Between and At The Above • Space Between is a creative studio based in Melbourne with a highly diverse portfolio, including concept gallery At The Above. We spoke to co-founder, Dave Clark, to find out more.

Words by Timothy Alouani-Roby
Gallery, @attheabove
Studio, @spacebetween_

head to the link in bio to read more on Habitus Living – https://www.habitusliving.com/articles/space-between-at-the-above

Shortlist reveal – @winningappliances x Habitus

Shortlist reveal – @winningappliances x Habitus House of the Year!

The next drop is here! Five more projects have made the editorially selected shortlist, announced in alphabetical order by practice name. There will be 20 in total — keep an eye out in the next week for our final reveals before voting opens in the People’s Choice Award.

Bellevue Hill House by @gregnatale
Six Ways House by @kennedy_nolan
Tomich House by Mark Jeavons Architect with @ohlostudio @seedesignstudio
Little More House by @megarchitects @kim.kneipp @sawsee.com.au
Ember by @mrtn_architects

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