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Art, interior design, architecture, object design, gardens, these links have it all!
Longboard House by Those Architects
This home in Byron Bay enjoys a flexible, family-focused design that embraces outdoor living, low-impact materials, and the coast's laid-back, surf-loving lifestyle.
New Line House by Studio Prineas
A sensitive adaptation by Studio Prineas has transformed a late 1970s Pettit and Sevitt Lowline house, creating a sentimental family home that preserves a legacy of memories.
Green Cup Canteen Chadstone by Hecker Guthrie
In a clean, minimal shell, Green Cup by Hecker Guthrie celebrates a raw philosophy with a material palette of simple aesthetics and hard-working functionality. This sentiment was at the heart of the brief, one that should echo the honest food being served, with ‘no hidden surprises.’
Giles Bettison
Adopting the complex process of murrini, Giles Bettison layers patterns and colours to create intricate works of glass art.
EXHIBITION ESSAY: De Rerum Natura — On the Matter of Things by Marisabel Gonzalez
Through De Rerum Natura: On the Matter of Things, I invite the viewer to engage in a universal dialogue—one that transcends culture, time, and scientific disciplines—to reflect on what it means to be human in a world where everything, seen and unseen, is deeply connected.
- Marisabel Gonzalez
- Marisabel Gonzalez
Pac Studio - Verdant House | Habitus Living
Designed by Pac Studio in collaboration with Steven Lloyd Architecture, Verdant House is a home for an artist, centred on colour and connection to the garden.
Community, connection and camera obscura with Claire Conroy
Community is the cultural foundation of Murwillumbah-based artist Claire Conroy’s exhibition, The sky from here, at Lismore Regional Gallery.
Metal, memory and the maker’s hand: The work of Ella Saddington
Ella Saddington’s design studio Cordon Salon, launched in 2018, is the result of a deep investigation into pre-industrial crafts through research, collaboration and experimentation.
Yukari House - Tanev Muir Architects | Habitus Living
Tapping into the tempo of the surrounding landscape, Yukari House by Tanev Muir Architects sits at the edge of the Arakwal National Park in Byron Bay.
Kieron Gait Architects - Balmoral Hillside House | Habitus Living
Nestled under the original house, Balmoral Hillside House by Kieron Gait Architects connects with the landscape through an immersive design methodology.
Deloitte Adelaide by Woods Bagot
Deloitte Adelaide by Woods Bagot is a layered workplace bringing people together through connection to people and place, while imprinting Adelaide’s DNA into the design. Designing a site to welcome clients, graduates and workers, Woods Bagot approached the project as a curation of innovation, sustainability and celebration of local artists and makers.
A soft touch
Each of the seven artists in Tender, at the Southern Highlands Regional Gallery Ngununggula, has their own gestures, application, and fluidity to the way they paint.
Anthony Gill Architects - Clifton House | Habitus Living
With typically understated class and a restricted material palette, Anthony Gill Architects has filled this private home in Sydney’s North Bondi with a rich garden presence.
Small Sculptures, Grand Visions - Stephen Benwell
From his Melbourne studio, ceramic artist Stephen Benwell has spent fifty years transforming clay into intimate sculptures that speaks to both classical traditions and contemporary desires.
EMMA COULTER: SUPERIMPOSITION
Emma Coulter’s latest exhibition, SUPERIMPOSITION, extends her practice of paintings, sculptures, and site-specific installations. In a series of new works, Coulter uses the same meticulous processes, employing her distinctive spectrum of colours. They offer a delving into geometry and abstraction, playing with perception.
Sydney on the Move
Sydney’s rail infrastructure has received a once-in-a-generation upgrade, with an entirely new metro line and a series of stations designed to improve the commuter experience and, ultimately, the Sydneysider’s quality of life.
Morgan by Shaun Lockyer Architects
Through a series of courtyards and the repeated use of concrete, this home by Shaun Lockyer Architects becomes a retreat-like compound for a Brisbane family.
Farmhouse Fields - Studio Hallihan
Located on Victoria’s Surf Coast, Farmhouse Fields by Studio Hallihan allows the expansive landscape feature with soft and textural materiality for a tranquil retreat.
Marianne House - Victoria Merrett Architect | Habitus Living
Designed by Victoria Merrett Architects, Marianne House sees a mid-century modern cabin sensitively renovated into a spacious residence for a family of four. Located in Rye, a coastal suburb on the Mornington Peninsula an hour out of Melbourne, the area is immersed by Moonah trees (Melaleucas) and coastal grasses.
Brahminy House by HGA Architects
Inviting the landscape in through a series of thoughtfully framed openings, Brahminy House by HGA Studio is connected to nature in peaceful and sculptural architecture.
Scout by Strutt Studios
Defined by the Lichen corrugated metal hue, “sometimes green, sometimes grey”, Scout by Strutt Studios and collaborators is anchored in its environment.
Susie Dureau: Rhythmia
Susie Dureau’s exhibition Rhythmia at Curatorial+Co invites the viewer to tap out of the everyday and into the sublime – or rather, to tap into the everyday, where the sublime has always been waiting.
Lambley Gardens & Nursery in Ascot listed for sale for $2.5m-$2.7m
A huge, towering maple tree welcomes visitors to the bluestone cottage that Criss Canning and her husband, David Glenn, have been living in for 36 years.
In conversation with Martino Gamper
Martino Gamper aims to connect people through his designs — spanning object, meals, books, and ideas — that blend the boundaries of art and design.
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