Living large in small spaces: The rise of compact homes
Across Australia, the dream home is getting smaller. Rising construction costs, shrinking land sizes and a growing appetite for sustainable living are changing the...
SpaceSave.co launches as online hub
SpaceSave.co has officially launched, offering practical and stylish solutions to maximise the use of compact spaces.
Caesarstone announces second tranche of colours for 2025
As we see the direction of kitchen design step further away from the monotonal whites and greys of the past decade, our love of natural materials, embraced by warm earth hues and exquisite craftsmanship, is the driving force behind today’s spaces.
DECO Australia launches garage door lookbook
DECO Australia has launched a lookbook, showcasing a range of sophisticated and timber-looking garage door designs.
Making space work harder: the rise of multi-functional rooms in Aussie homes
As house prices climb and floor plans shrink, more Australians are looking for smarter ways to make the most of every square metre
Barkitecture: How pet-friendly homes are reshaping Australian design
Once a quirky buzzword, ‘barkitecture’ is now a serious consideration in Australian home design. It refers to the integration of pet-friendly features into the architectural and interior planning of a home, from bespoke dog nooks and cat highways to durable finishes and dedicated bathing stations.
Rhys Stanley’s European farmhouse: Built for growth and lifelong living
It was a match made in heaven when Rhys and Kirsten Stanley first laid eyes on an expansive acreage in Victoria’s surf coast.
They intended...
How double drenching takes colour to new heights
Colour drenching—painting walls, ceilings and trims in the same colour—taught us all about the power of paint to accentuate a space. A few years on, the art has been refined, with the advent of double drenching. It creates a more layered and nuanced approach to the use of colour in paint selections.
Caesartstone continues to innovate in crystalline silica-free surfaces
The banning of engineered stone created shockwaves across the Australian building and renovation sectors. It caused concern, uncertainty and a plethora of questions; what could replace it? Would it be as beautiful? As durable? As affordable? Would it be as sustainable?
How Jamie Durie turned a house into a home
Jamie Durie has completed the building of his dreams, an eco-home located in Sydney’s northern beaches. Over three years, he and his partner Ameka...














