FORMER Published Works

 
 
 
 

Photography: Greta Van Der Star

Habitus Living Online: Konini Kitchen

Aesthetically beautiful, Konini Kitchen has also been crafted with a humility that takes kindly to a little mess, a dish left on a bench, evidence of the movement and life that will see it wear authentically, bettered by every use.

 

Photography: Victor Vieaux 

Habitus Living online: Warr Ferrington

Undisrupted views pass through Warr Ferrington, folding into one another.

 

Photography: Brock Beazley Photography

habitus living online: Cypress creates elegant spaces out of think air

Cypreś exemplifies that creating quality space doesn’t rely on an expansive floorplan — far more important is an ability to rethink the structure of home in a way that makes use of spaces that would otherwise be lost.

 

Habitus Living Issue #55

Habitus Living Magazine #55: Curated Layers

At Tropical Townhouse in southern Vietnam, the layering of simple materials has coalesced in an exquisite home.

 

Atong Atem ‘A yellow dress, a bouquet 4‘, 2022, Art Gallery of New South Wales, La Prairie Art Award 2022 © Atong Atem

Habitus Living Online: The beguiling joy of Atong Atem’s portraiture

The 30-year-old artist considers photographers cyborgs. “The camera becomes an extension of their body, movements, height, choice of angle.” The invitation and joy of her work, she surmises, comes from recognising the photographer’s intervention between what is captured and the truth of things.

 

Photography: Justin Alexander

Habitus living online: living between past and present

Navigating the realms of public and private, indoor and outdoor and past and present, Drill Hall House delivers a peaceful oasis where the best of all worlds coalesce.

 

Photography: Andre J. Fanthome

habitus living online: Living in a kaleidoscope of light

The paradox of House Under Shadows is that in creating sporadic darkness, the building in fact also does the opposite – it shapes light.

 

Photography: Anson Smart

Habitus Living Online: Designing La Dolce Vita through Art

Throughout the entire home, artworks act as the cornerstone to the colour palette, establishing a sense of cohesion.

 
Photography: Tatjana Plitt

Photography: Tatjana Plitt

Habitus Living Online: Redefined Lines and Living with Dood Studio

Some dwellers seek the kind of privacy that requires high fences, demarcating their property from their neighbours. The vision for Dover Townhouses was to do just the opposite.

A project profile: September 2021

 
Photography: Dion Robeson

Photography: Dion Robeson

Habitus Living Online: The Third by Dalecki Design

The Third delivers a unique sense of home through versatile spaces that act both as an invitation to entertain, or to find peaceful solitude in a nook of one’s own – where a design of visual connection means solitude is never isolating, simply a tranquil means of enjoying company.

A project Profile: August 2021

 
Photography: Andy Macpherson Studio

Photography: Andy Macpherson Studio

Habitus Living Online: House James by Berresford Architecture

House James can be safely taken at face value. It is elegant in its simplicity and environmentally conscious in its modesty, with a character that manifests itself in light and movement. House James is a fitting example of the honest aesthetic that Berresford Architecture observes.

A Project Profile: July 2021

 
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Habitus Living Magazine #51: A place to congregate

The kitchen of Bona Vista is an intimate centre stage for home life. Robust redbrick flooring directs the utility of the backstage preparation spaces, and supports the energy of the vibrant family life of its residents. 

A Project Profile: June 2021

 

Marion Borgelt - Silent Symphony

Silent Symphony alludes to nature's exquisite designs by referencing fundamental archetypal patterns and forms.

Copy for Artist Statement: May 2021

 
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Habitus Living Magazine #50: Finding Balance

Aptly named the Yin and Yang apartment, the project balances work/life spaces by linking rather than demarcating them.

A Project Profile: March 2021