Luxury Italian furniture brand Living Divani makes its debut at Space Furniture in Singapore with a vision for an architect’s retreat, designed to change over time.
The residents of Danny’s House were eager to have a house that challenged convention and offered a resilient counterpoint to the ephemeral nature of the Queenslander.
Atelier DAU have masterminded a terrace extension that offers something to both client and the inner-city neighbourhood in which it resides.
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Ian Moore Architects whitens, brightens and completely re-imagines a 1950’s Redfern warehouse for a family living on Sydney's CBD fringe.
An Australian family achieve a quintessentially Aussie-style lifestyle in Vancouver, in a home – G’Day House – that is as welcoming as its name suggests.
A family-run Italian company founded in the 1970s, Living Divani has built its reputation on understated, refined pieces that reflect both the group's skills in upholstery and its interest in new processes and material innovation.
