How Baina Turned The Humble Towel Into A Designer Must-Have Podcast by Christina Karras A Baina towel hangs in the mid-century home of photographer Sean Fennessy and stylist Jessica Lillico. Photo – Sean Fennessy. Baina Baby Wash Cloth Set and Abel Bath Sheet in Lake. Baina… Read More »How Baina Turned The Humble Towel Into A Designer Must-Have
A Generous Regional Home Designed By + For Family Architecture by Amelia Barnes Forest Road was designed by architect Richard Wiesebrock of Wiesebrock Architecture for his parents and sister. Artwork on rammed earth wall by Freda Price Petyarre. Mountain grey gum external cladding, coated in a… Read More »A Generous Regional Home Designed By + For Family
This Energy Expert Is Optimistic About Australia’s Renewable Energy Future + You Should Be Too! Climate by Lucy Feagins, Editor Tarraleah Power Station was built in 1938, making it one of Tasmania’s first hydropower stations. Water flows through the penstocks (pipes) from the top of… Read More »This Energy Expert Is Optimistic About Australia’s Renewable Energy Future + You Should Be Too!
A 1970s Apartment Made Wabi-Sabi Home Homes by Lucy Feagins, Editor Various restored furniture pieces in Clare Moore’s home. Hattie Molloy Ixia Vase. ‘Untitled Panel Piece’ by Tristan Davies (on bookshelf). Clare Moore stands in her apartment living room. Photographic print by Sarah Walker (above… Read More »A 1970s Apartment Made Wabi-Sabi Home
A Playful Redesign Of A 137-Square-Metre Semi-Detached Home Architecture by Christina Karras Inside Queens Park by Downie North. The renovated floorplan features a second-storey, with a rooftop terrace built on top of the garage. Sliding doors open the living area to the courtyard. A window… Read More »A Playful Redesign Of A 137-Square-Metre Semi-Detached Home