A Japanese-Inspired Hobart Home Designed Around A Regenerated Pond Architecture by Amelia Barnes The house is a unique space where the owners can deeply connect with the land. Japanese architecture influenced the design of the home, particularly the seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor environments.… Read More »A Japanese-Inspired Hobart Home Designed Around A Regenerated Pond
Before + After: A Floral Mosaic Inspired This Bathroom’s Bold Retro Revival Interiors by Christina Karras Nakito Sun tiles from Perini. The designer spotted the Bisazza Primule 2 floral mosaic tiles at Perini years ago and has been ‘trying to use them ever since’. Furl… Read More »Before + After: A Floral Mosaic Inspired This Bathroom’s Bold Retro Revival
How This Sophisticated Sydney Terrace Got Its Soul Back Interiors by Christina Karras Inside the renovated Victorian terrace. Custom dining table by Cranbrook Workshop. The exposed hardwood joists emphasise the handmade reference to the area’s industrial and creative past. Artworks: In Case of An Emergency… Read More »How This Sophisticated Sydney Terrace Got Its Soul Back
This Designer’s Sydney Family Home Is Just 2.7 Metres Wide Interiors by Amelia Barnes USM Haller Sideboard from Anibou. India Mahdavi Lamp from Studio Alm. Artwork by Jonny Niesche. Due Piu Armchair by Nanda Vigo for Acerbis from Space Furniture. Mid-century brass wall lights from… Read More »This Designer’s Sydney Family Home Is Just 2.7 Metres Wide
Why This Unpretentious Public Park Is A Landscape Architect’s Favourite Sydney Garden Gardens by Amelia Barnes One of Studio JEF director Johnny Ellice-Flint’s favourite gardens is Yurulbin Park in Birchgrove, in Sydney’s inner west. Johnny Ellice-Flint at Yurulbin Park. Landscaped in the 1970s by Bruce… Read More »Why This Unpretentious Public Park Is A Landscape Architect’s Favourite Sydney Garden