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Unlike many single-fronted terraces that can feel cavernous and dark, this home benefits from generous glazing along the entire western elevation.

Architect-designed Northcote house keeps it simple in cost-of-living crisis

It may not have wall-to-wall marble, but this simple architect-designed house shows what can be achieved on a relatively modest budget.

  • Stephen Crafti

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Mid century meets 21st century design in this kitchen with integrated bar by Greg Natale.

The James Bond-style must-have for every kitchen

While most of us were glad to see the end of COVID, there’s one trend that it spurred which brings a level of sophistication into kitchen design. It’s also a lot of fun.

  • Robyn Willis

Embrace the seasonal change inside the home with these autumnal hues

Celebrate autumn’s arrival with cosy additions in shades borrowed from nature, from earthy hues to a lush forest green.

  • Georgie Gordon

Owners of this property have transformed a huge battle-axe block into a stylish home

The home, in a private cul-de-sac in Frenchs Forest, has undergone an extensive renovation to radiate simple elegance with refined finishes.

  • Susan Redman
This space designed by Robson Rak Architects and Interior Designers reinterprets the traditional plaster ceiling and finishes with a soft peach colour.

Why designers want you to stop painting this ‘wall’ white

No longer a “set and forget” option, this blank canvas is becoming the perfect environment for expression and reflection as designers take their lead from immersive hospitality spaces such as restaurants and bars.

  • Robyn Willis

The April 6 Edition

Welcome to the special Homes edition where we step inside Helena Christensen’s eclectic apartment.

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“I grew up in the country and my husband in the city; our home reflects both,” says Carrie Gourlay, seated in the open-plan space that opens out to a garden designed by Paul Bangay.

Inside this restored 1890s inner-city home, complete with butler’s pantry

This grand home in Melbourne’s east makes the most of its lofty space.

  • Heather Nette King
Centre photograph by Maggie Dylan from Sanctuary (Hardie Grant) by In Bed.

Achieve a modern boho look at home by layering these hero items

Create a sense of wanderlust by layering furnishings with meaningful items collected far and wide.

  • Georgie Gordon
Christensen says her apartment feels “like a museum – absolutely every piece has a story behind it”.

Matching kitchen appliances to vintage store thrift: Inside Helena Christensen’s Manhattan apartment

Helena Christensen’s “beautifully faded” New York City apartment has maximalist touches in every room.

  • Hannah Marriott
Interior designer Brett Mickan says artwork is a great starting point for bringing colour into interiors.

The hidden hacks interior design experts use for colour filled homes

Introducing colour, especially strong colour, can be intimidating for the uninitiated. Use these tricks of the trade for beautiful, cohesive spaces.

  • Robyn Willis

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