Madelyn McKenzie for InteriorsAU
The layered dimensions of Madelyn McKenzie’s intensely coiled ceramic works morph sculptural clay into dynamic installations. There’s a humility at the heart of McKenzie’s non-prescriptive practice. She is careful not to pigeonhole her own pieces and reconfiguration is all part of the plan.
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Photography Janelle Low
Emerald House by Alexander &CO.
Deftly mosaicked, Emerald House layers hallmarks of Victorian heritage with artistic verve in a dynamic design befitting a gem.
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Photography by Anson Smart
Darcy House by Erin Lambrecht Studio
Framing misty Mount Wellington vistas, this renovation channels a natural light show, tracing dawn to dusk across textural materials.
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Photography by Lillie Thompson
TG5 by Studio Daniel Kutlesovski
Swathes of concentrated materials transform this Stockholm apartment into a series of sculptural settings.
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Photography by Erik Lefvander
Antwerp by Æ Studio
A timeless backdrop for a design collector, this Antwerp home’s unassuming palette comes alive through crafted, textural finishes.
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Photography by Tijs Vervecken
Where Architects Live | Jules Brisson
Architect Jules Brisson’s ‘Lived-in Studio’ channels light; a chiaroscuro shaped by the 1670s Parisian apartment’s irregular attic ceilings that prompted a bespoke approach.
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Photography by Alix Vossieg
Bourdonnais by Fleur Delesalle
A renovated Haussmann-style apartment is uplifted by neoclassical ceremony and contemporary forms, infused through Fleur Delesalle’sidiosyncratic design eye.
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Photography by Vincent Leroux
Donostia San Sebastián by Estudio Iñigo Iriarte
Bespoke curation sees this San Sebastián home bypass the alienation inherent in new things—immediately becoming a well-loved refuge.
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Photography by Erlantz Biderbost
Somerville House by Fiona Lynch Office
An inventive attitude to the fundamental elements of colour and materiality enlivens the emotional layers of Somerville House.
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Photography by Sharyn Cairns and Pablo Vega
Milan Penthouse by Thomas Zangaro for est living
Between the precision of a product creator and the artful eye of a designer lies an appetite for spontaneity and fun—ingredients that magically diffuse throughout this Milan penthouse.
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Image: Giulio Ghirardi
Villa Pineda by Humbert & Poyet
Design contrasts ground the glamour of this family home within the gems of the Côte D’Azur’s landscape and its iconic Italian design heritage.
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Photography by Ludovic Balay
Lost Profile Gallery by Nickolas Gurtler
Lost Profile Gallery’s reverent quality echoes through its sculptural forms and softly conducted light.
As one visitor aptly expressed, “being in this space is like gazing into a Rothko.”
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Photography by Timothy Kaye
KS Residence by Frederik Dierckxsens for estliving.com
This Belgian home illustrates that materiality, when befitting the organic textures of its surrounds, can see even monolithic proportions settle peacefully in nature.
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Photography by Thomas De Bruyne
Bondi Penthouse by Lawless and Meyerson for est living
Veiled by a 100-year-old façade, this tranquil penthouse is a sanctuary for the senses hidden in the heart of Bondi.
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Photography: Felix Forest
Villa Junot by Claves Architecture for est living
Villa Junot sees trompe-l’œil frescos and mystic motifs collaged with Art Deco detailing, awakening the surrealist zeitgeist of 1920s Paris.
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Featured mural by Mauro Ferriera
Photo credit: Alice Mesguich
Howatson Company by Those Architects and Smart Design Studio
Howatson Company’s new Sydney workspace weaves together two distinct buildings into a cohesive, elegant environment – eclectic in character and elevated by gallery-like details throughout.
Image credit: Luc Remond
Featured artwork: Luke Storrier
MW Wines by Maher Design
Maher Design pairs modern lines with vintage references, uplifting every joyful drop of the MW Wines experience.
Hundreds of repurposed wine boxes — broken down and mosaiced by Trentham-based instrument maker Nara Demasson — now line two tasting room walls and also make for bespoke table legs. Like an inset wine list, the evocative patchwork of timber grains and ornately burnt labels provide “a stamped history,” Maher observes, lending legacy to the modern setting.
Image: Shannon McGrath
Publisher Hardie Grant's Melbourne workplace by Carr for Interiors, Au
Hardie Grant’s new Melbourne headquarters by Carr, is designed to intuit the needs of diverse creative talents, with tailorable features supporting them to make work a home of their own.
Image: Tom Blachford
Billie Civello for Interiors, Au
Billie Civello’s crafted pieces illustrate a zeal for experimentation while also resulting in gems, made to endure timelessly.
Image: Siros Chaise, Melissa Cowan
Lachlan Vasic for Interiors, Au
By embracing the expertise of others, Lachlan Vasic has crafted his own unique skillset and a body of exquisite works.
Image: by Claire Armstrong, Craft