Issue No. 21 features work from Adriano Gaetano Architecture and Marlowe Volkering Design, Fearon Hay, Smart Design Studio, Matyas Architects & Interiors, Zyme Studios, Daniel Boddam, HGA Studio, Carter Williamson Architects and more.
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Issue No. 21 Trio
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Books
Our latest hardcover books
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Double Courtyard House
Roberts Gray Architects
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Mandeville Canyon
Marmol Radziner
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Seascape
Patterson Associates
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Design
The duo behind multidisciplinary practice Rive Roshan are widely recognised for their sculptural, colour-driven work across objects and installations.
BAYA’s Winter 2026 collection explores natural materials, thoughtful construction and artisanal craftsmanship.
Ferrari’s Brisbane launch of the Luce explored what it means when one of the world’s most recognisable marques rethinks the car from the ground up.
The Staccato Collection brings together Astraeus Clarke’s refined metalwork and Devin Wilde’s sculptural ceramics in a gorgeous new lighting series.
Commercial Projects
A modernist church in Sydney’s Vaucluse has been transformed into a private home, with timeless Boffi products enhancing the original architecture.
Caon Design Office and Akin Atelier drew inspiration from New Zealand’s calm, tranquil landscapes for the Qantas Business Class Lounge Auckland.
Designed by Los Angeles firm Johnston Marklee Vipp Pavilion is the latest in Vipp’s global portfolio of architecturally designed guesthouses.
At Meadow Music Room, Tom Mark Henry stretches golden hour into the night through warm light, sculptural curves and coastal colour.
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Issue No. 21
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BAYA’s Winter 2026 collection explores natural materials, thoughtful construction and artisanal craftsmanship.
Leading stone specialist CDK Stone has expanded its Australian retail presence with a striking new showroom in Adelaide.
With a highly attuned understanding of colour and deep respect for traditional artisanship, Joseph Carini produces rugs that celebrate excellence.
Under the aegis of a global partnership, Tongue & Groove, Established & Sons and Raw-Edges Design Studio release the GridWork flooring system.
In Melbourne’s bayside suburb of Brighton, Loller Street Apartments presents a considered expression of contemporary coastal living.
With veils of colour and gestural layers, Sydney-based artist Gemma Smith’s luminous abstract paintings have a particular way of catching attention.
Architects & Designers at Home Bundle
Introducing Architects at Home and Designers at Home, the latest addition to The Local Project’s collection of timeless publications.
Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.
Celebrating the distinctive vision and authentic personal style that marks a dwelling as a home reflective of life, the homes featured offer an insight into the spatial planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of John Wardle, Peter Stutchbury, Adriana Hanna, Greg and Lesa Faulkner, Madeleine Blanchfield, Tamsin and Patrick Johnson, George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg, Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski, Mardi Doherty, Hamish Guthrie, Henry Wilson and more.
Spanning more than 800 pages, this complementary duo of hardcover books showcases the personal sanctuaries and retreats of creative thinkers spanning the architectural and design realms. From charming heritage dwellings to sleek contemporary spaces, urban buildings to properties connected to nature, 30 extraordinary homes across Australia and North America are featured.
Celebrating the distinctive vision and authentic personal style that marks a dwelling as a home reflective of life, the homes featured offer an insight into the spatial planning, material ingenuity and boundary-pushing innovation from the likes of John Wardle, Peter Stutchbury, Adriana Hanna, Greg and Lesa Faulkner, Madeleine Blanchfield, Tamsin and Patrick Johnson, George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg, Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski, Mardi Doherty, Hamish Guthrie, Henry Wilson and more.
Lifestyle
Greg Natale, the designer behind the ebullient practice that bears his name and unmistakable design DNA, reflects on 25 years in the industry.
Laminex’s Colour Collection 2027 draws inspiration from the Australian landscape in 10 sophisticated new decors.
The Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize returns for its 25th anniversary exhibition with an evocative showing at the Woollahra Gallery at Redleaf.
These luxury brands continue to innovate while staying true to their iconic identities, creating pieces that are both sophisticated and timeless.
Lucy Folk, founder of the eponymous contemporary lifestyle brand, shares her go-to places for design inspiration in Tokyo.
Here are award-winning architect Tom Kundig’s top five places every architecture and design lover should visit in Seattle, Washington.
