Reimagining the Evolving Workplace: How M&E Interiors Delivers Furniture-led Design
At M&E Interiors, design is carried through to place, redefining today’s workplace with a balance of furniture intelligence and wellness-focused flexibility.
Architecture & Interior Design Features
Cake House by Alexander Symes Architect
A thoughtful example of respectful, passive design, Cake House captures the joy of seaside living today while ensuring its comfort, efficiency, and relevance for generations to come.
Introducing Marylou Sobel Interior Design
At Marylou Sobel Interior Design, every project is guided by a deep respect for place. From the vibrant residential interior, Ferris Street to the serene Bundarra Penthouse, Marylou and her team craft spaces that weave personality, comfort and refinement into timeless, sophisticated interiors.
Korinda House by BENT Architecture
Blending family warmth with the rugged beauty of the Australian bush. Designed by BENT Architecture, Korinda House's earthy forms, lush courtyards, and sustainable materials create a home that protects, connects, and celebrates its unique landscape.
How Otetto is Revolutionising the Way We Build Homes with Hemp
Otetto is reshaping sustainable housing in Australia with modular hemp homes that are beautiful, durable, and climate-conscious. Their innovative hemp wall system, Living Canvas®, makes eco-friendly building accessible, delivering healthy, resilient homes that support people and the planet.
How Australia’s Architects and Designers Are Shaping a More Sustainable Future
Sustainability is now at the heart of Australian architecture and design, with studios and brands leading the way in environmental responsibility. We’ve curated a selection of architects, designers and brands that are setting new benchmarks and making a meaningful impact in this space.
Auburn Residence by Chan Architecture
The transformation of a double-fronted Victorian home in Hawthorn East into a light, spacious and sustainable family home that feels fresh and warm.
Salmon House by True Story
Set high on a sloping Northcote corner, this multi-level family home flows through a series of immersive spaces shaped by light, material and rhythm. Designed for both connection and solitude, it gently links indoor living with garden, pool and the broader landscape.
Three Points House by BIJL Architecture
Set among the trees above MacMasters Beach, Three Points House is a coastal home thoughtfully redesigned by BIJL Architecture. The project brings clarity and warmth to an existing structure, creating spaces that feel calm, connected, and easy to live in.
Merricks House by Aktis Architects
A bold yet inviting rural home, this residence is set on a gently rising site in Melbourne’s south-east. Merricks House by Aktis Architects is designed to sit above a three-metre level change, balancing raw materials, natural light, and thoughtful planning to create a modern family home.
Brixton by Cera Stribley
Sculpted with curving forms, natural light, and strong materials, Brixton balances privacy and openness, offering flexible living across two wings and embracing its leafy setting with warmth, light, and lasting function.
Sole House by 868 Architects
Balancing calm and craft, this home reimagines the family dwelling in leafy Bardwell Park. Sole House embraces its sloping site, using tactile materials to create a retreat shaped by family memory, organic flow, and local care.