Renter-Friendly Ways This Share House Can Save Money On Energy Bills Climate by Christina Karras The Northcote home was renovated in around 2011. A contemporary extension is hidden at the rear, where double-glazed windows and doors open to a deck. The living room. The sleek… Read More »Renter-Friendly Ways This Share House Can Save Money On Energy Bills
A Day In The Life With TDF’s Lucy Feagins At Melbourne Design Week A Day In The Life by Christina Karras Lucy spent her day at Melbourne Design Week driving the all-electric Mercedes-AMG EQE 53 SUV. The Art Book Fair takes place in the NGV’s… Read More »A Day In The Life With TDF’s Lucy Feagins At Melbourne Design Week
An ‘Unserious’ Colour Drenched Bondi Apartment Homes by Lucy Feagins, Editor Jerrie-Joy Redman-Lloyd and Bob Broadfoot in their Bondi home. Wall painted Dulux Breezy Half. Vintage table and chairs sourced from Soda Objects and reupholstered in Kvadrat chartreuse wool. Cork tiles by Calypso Cork in Pistachio… Read More »An ‘Unserious’ Colour Drenched Bondi Apartment
Ogee Guesthouse Is Just As Elegant As Its Restaurant Namesake Interiors by Amelia Barnes North Hobart’s newest accommodation is a sibling to one of its most acclaimed modern restaurants, Ogee. The heritage property was in a ‘pretty dire way’ at the time of purchasing, ready… Read More »Ogee Guesthouse Is Just As Elegant As Its Restaurant Namesake
Why Your Vegetable Garden Needs Flowers Too! Gardens Connie Cao Vegetable gardens love flowers! Urban permaculture gardener Connie Cao. Pansies and violas are great for filling empty nooks, plus they’re edible! Stock is a lively, compact flower that grows well in narrow beds and spaces.… Read More »Why Your Vegetable Garden Needs Flowers Too!