Titled ‘Wabi Sabi House’ (after the Japanese aesthetic that celebrates the beauty of nature’s imperfections), this Melbourne home combines Japanese and mid-century modern architecture for a sanctuary-like feel. Located close to Melbourne’s Hawthorn, the stunning abode is adjacent to a leafy park, overlooks the Yarra River and is brimming with rich layers of materiality. The […]
In an industry dominated by men, the female property developer is a bit of a rarity which is why we were interested to hear about Charlie Pachula of Charlie’s Interiors. With a background in construction, Sydney based Charlie not only renovates and builds homes, but she fully furnishes them with ethically sourced, sustainable products before […]
My five absolute favorite outdoor DIY projects for the summer! Tis the season for outdoor projects! I always feel like just as I’m getting amped up to add more plants or start a new summer project outside, the stores are already starting to clearance everything out. I’ve already purchased a bunch of plants on sale…and […]
With a wheat-toned interior and Italian Rationalist hallmarks, you’d be forgiven for thinking that the Sorrento House is located somewhere along the Positano coastline. Instead, it sits quietly opposite Victoria’s Sorrento Sailing Club, matching it in style and spirit with its pale timber forms, open weave linen curtains, pebble-like colours and earthy textures—qualities you […]
When Sandeep Rawal left India for Australia in 1995, he intended to study economics at university, but the universe had different plans. Alongside his studies he set up a company in Sydney called SNB Stone through which he started importing natural stone from India (a country renowned for the beauty of its granites). Slabs of […]
Ten cute and simple 4th of July crafts, decor and entertaining ideas. I’ve gathered a few quick and easy patriotic projects — these Fourth of July DIY touches will look great inside and out. Most of these are great projects to work on with the kids as well! If you’re hosting over the July 4th […]
The American Bar was restored to its original location under the Hotel’s dome. Light and playful, the Reception contrasts with the neighbouring masculine American Bar. If you’ve visited Helsinki, Hotel Torni might ring a bell. Established in 1931, the thirteen-floor building was Finland’s first ‘skyscraper’ marking it as a prominent landmark ever since. In […]
Woohoo! The first Block reveals of the season! Let’s face it, they’re usually not spectacular as the contestants have barely found their feet yet, and they only have 48 hours, whilst getting their heads around how everything works. Could I do it? Not a hope in hell! And would I go on the show? No. […]
How I keep my white sofa cushions white and bright with little effort! I’m sharing how I’ve kept our creamy white sofas clean…and one of the ways may surprise you! It’s been over a year since our two Macy’s Radley sofas arrived, and I still love them! We purchased one of these sofas years ago […]
A passionate home cook’s desire for a more spacious, functional kitchen lies at the heart of this Brisbane apartment renovation. Nestled in West End with beautiful city views, KIN Architects were tasked with building on the quirks of this existing 144-square-metre 1970s-era apartment. The interior happened to be an ideal setting to create a […]