Locally sourced Tasmanian Timber promotes sustainability, economic growth, and environmental responsibility. New contracts have secured the future of Tasmanian Oak until 2040, thanks to bipartisan support from the Tasmanian government.
A charming early 1900s cottage in Greenslopes has undergone a meticulous and extensive renovation. A labour of love, aiming to preserve the historical character and architectural integrity of the original structure while incorporating modern features.
Located atop a rocky outcropping in Port Sorrell, Tasmania, this residence encapsulates "Rugged Luxury", whilst utilising sustainable materials like spotted gum, Shou Sugi Ban charred timber, and limestone.
A sustainable farmhouse in Birregurra, located on 37-hectares of Gulidjan and Wadawurrung land, the home follows four principles: family support, sustainability, flexibility, and functionality.
An off-the-grid, luxury farm stay accommodation, designed through a deep dedication and respect for the environment and the traditional Indigenous grounds on which it is built.
A decorative wall sconce made from recycled glass, emphasising the unique aesthetic of air bubbles trapped during the firing process.
Located in the Thredbo Valley near Jindabyne, these eco cabins offer luxurious, off-grid retreats designed for relaxation and reconnection.
Revolutionising sustainable construction in Australia with the innovative use of hemp, helping to shed its "hippy" image to become a contemporary solution to climate challenges in the building industry.
Coconut Crab is the environmentally-conscious ceramic studio of Casa Adams Fine Wares, dedicated to raising awareness of marine species whilst promoting sustainable design straight from their own backyard studio.
A Melbourne-based design company founded by Rebecca and Simon, specialising in high-quality, custom and timeless house numbers to help add that personalised touch to your home design.
CO-architecture hosted their latest event Work Reimaged "Learning from our F*** Ups," featuring raw discussions on the realities behind the glamorous facades of the design industry.
True Story is the name of the exciting new chapter for designers Dan Gayfer and Lewis Marash. We caught up with them to discuss their new design era, collaboration and much more.
