This Naturalistic Garden Experiments With Plants From Around The World Gardens by Christina Karras Potters Well is part of the 30-acre wedding venue known as The Gardens at Bullimah. Drift Landscape Studio director Patrick O’Neil designed and planted the garden himself, making adjustments as time… Read More »This Naturalistic Garden Experiments With Plants From Around The World
A Japanese-Inspired Backyard Pavilion Made From Recycled Materials Architecture by Bea Taylor Love Shack by Second Edition is almost entirely made from recycled materials. The external render is made from crushed marble waste. The doors can be opened to facilitate a connection to the garden… Read More »A Japanese-Inspired Backyard Pavilion Made From Recycled Materials
A Tranquil Family Home Hits The Market In Carlton On The Market by Bea Taylor 11 David Street, Carlton. The dining area opens out onto a balcony with operable timber screens. The facade can be opened up onto the street. The layout — with kitchen,… Read More »A Tranquil Family Home Hits The Market In Carlton
A ‘90s Faux Period Build Made Stylish Sanctuary Interiors by Amelia Barnes 1977 Sofa by King Living. Custom coffee table from Heimur, designed by Studio Isaza. Paloma Rug by Pampa. Jug by Katherine Moses. Green painting on left by Kathryn Dolby. Library joinery wall built… Read More »A ‘90s Faux Period Build Made Stylish Sanctuary
How This Blue Pub Became A Quirky Multigenerational Family Home Architecture by Christina Karras Blue House by Sibling Architecture consolidates a previous disjointed family home. Artwork above sofa by Ali Tahayori. Sculpture on orange sideboard by Simone Slee. Rug by cc-tapis x P.A.M. The vision… Read More »How This Blue Pub Became A Quirky Multigenerational Family Home