The Linardi Townhouse in Collingwood, Melbourne, shows what can be achieved on the smallest of sites. Built vertically over six levels, these twin townhouses are beautifully crafted by designers and owners Jesse and Seada Linardi.
Hidden down one of the city’s most famous laneways, Tulip Coffee by CoLAB Design Studio has just enough room for you, your coffee date, and your third wheel.
Arent&Pyke expertly fuse an interior tapestry of texture, colour and pattern for the Croydon House, in Sydney’s Inner West.
#CWID16 is all wrapped up. Thanks for the memories, Perth! Until next time.
Contemporary Wine In Design is tackling the biggest issues in A+D today. Do not miss out on getting amongst it all, this October 15th.
Melbourne Indesign 2016 is less than a month away, and it’s been all hands on deck here behind the scenes at team MID! Indesign: The Event has pared back the event to only the best, creating a new experience for design hunters, and we’re excited to be able to show off some of the new developments they’ve been working on…
We look at a selection of the latest flooring option – from cool tiles to earthy floor boards.
Collaborations are exciting and inspiring. Seeing two (or more) minds band together to create something new and unexpected makes us look on in awe, sparking the creative parts in all of us. This year, at Melbourne Indesign The Project was embraced with wholehearted enthusiasm. Entering a showroom meant being overwhelmed with surprise, excitement, joy and the urge to Instagram – right away! And the common element among all involved was collaborative engagement.
“A family home in which to hang art” was John Gow’s brief to architect Richard Priest when he and partner Sara Howard renovated their villa in Auckland’s Herne Bay. Andrea Stevens visits the gallery owner and finds a warm house full of stories and treasures.
This family home in Melbourne was designed by architect Rob Mills to “break down the walls of a traditional house”. Stephen Crafti explores how the dynamic spaces respond to this challenge.
Little Hunter, the new Melbourne grill house, brings a haunch of New York hospitality to the CBD.
There’s nothing more relaxing than slipping into a beautiful bath, and we design hunters know that there’s more to a bath than just the water. Here are 8 of our favourites…