The Bromley by Dalecki Design offers a harmonious integration of indoor and outdoor spaces within a family home where mid-century modernism was an inspired starting place.
Using a unique roof form, this home by EKAR Architects is for an avid dog lover and his canine companions.
Abey’s range of Marine Grade stainless steel sinks and mixers are the ideal fixtures and fittings for an al fresco kitchen worthy of antipodean living.
In a neighbourhood that has a penchant for replacing period bungalows with monolithic mansions, Rose Bay House by Ricci Bloch makes virtue of spatial quality over size.
Bijl Architecture harnesses the innate connections between indoors and out, nature and nutrition, socialising and joy, to conceptualise this visionary entertainer’s kitchen.
These five residences highlight that the architects and designers of the Indo-Pacific region have mastered the art of indoor-outdoor living.
David Barr Architects opens up a heritage-listed Federation house to its spacious, sun-drenched site, transforming it into a modern family residence in the process.
Bangkok-based design studio SS:AR has reimagined the traditional architectural vernacular of Thailand to create a modern yet modest holiday home in Chiang Mai.
As we reach the warmer months, there’s no need to sacrifice your love of design when cooling off indoors, or heading out to the garden, and these three outdoor design products show that.
Despite its location in the heart of an Indian capital city, Spacefiction Studio has designed this house to ensure that its residents will always enjoy a sense of privacy, lightness, and proximity to nature.
Sarah Lake Architects overcomes orientation and spatial conundrums to deliver a robust yet elegant family home.
It goes without saying that there is much to love about every house in the 2019 Habitus House of the Year selection. But when it comes to co-existing in harmony with nature and enjoying indoor-outdoor living, these five projects take the cake.
