Whether it as a result of organic human behaviour or through purposeful design, the kitchen has made its place at the heart of the modern home.
Here are four crème de la crème cases of contemporary bathroom design from across our region, as featured in the Habitus 2019 Kitchen and Bathroom issue.
Winter Architecture and Zunica have transformed the pavilion at Kinley Cricket Club into one that fosters community engagement and activation.
The highly anticipated Symfonisk collection, a result of the collaboration between IKEA and Sonos, will arrive in Australia on 27 September 2019.
With the intention of attracting a different type of customer, Robert Plumb sought David Harrison of Design Daily to produce the Ribbon Range.
The smooth and rocky forms found on the riverbeds have inspired Dinosaur Designs’ latest collection of jewellery and homewares, Riverstone.
The Norse Collection, four recently launched rug designs by Anna-Carin for Designer Rugs were inspired by the first system of writing developed by the Norsemen.
Sunrise House, a beachfront home by MCK Architects on the South Coast of New South Wales, is designed for a family of four with a palette that withstands the coastal weather.
Venturing into the furniture design realm, Richards Stanisich launches the Bell Table in collaboration with The Wood Room.
A clash of ideas that made for a layered response, Auchenflower House by Kelder Architects references the Mid-Century period while being relevant to its locale.
The DL Collection is an exercise in innovative design practices. Collaborators Dion Lee and DesignByThem explore the crossover between furniture and fashion.
Known for its hand-built kitchen systems, Cantilever Interiors and Victorian-based Stavrias Architecture undertake the renovation and extension of a residence on Stewart Street.
