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A steel-clad top level encloses the more informal terrace.

Parisienne-style restaurant served with a twist: red paint running down naked bodies

Maison Batard takes its design cues from restaurateur Chris Lucas and his wife Sarah’s trips to the French capital.

  • Stephen Crafti

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Johnson at home. “She puts together pieces from different eras in a breathtaking way,” says one client.

‘Tactful disharmony’: An interior designer’s offbeat path to success

Mixing the old and the new as well as “the weird and the super polished”, Tamsin Johnson’s approach is winning fans from Byron Bay to Dubai and Hollywood.

  • Luke Benedictus

Want peace of mind? This small, hot room could be the answer

Often associated with the recovery for elite athletes, the home sauna has become a sought-after addition for relieving stress and anxiety.

  • Robyn Willis
Peter Frith in his dining room, surrounded by eclectic objects. The willow pendant light is by Annemarie O’Sullivan of Studio Amos. The painting is by Alan Warren.

Wallpaper and auction finds give this Melbourne parkside ex-rental a new lease

The owner had to contend with many walls at odd angles.

  • Heather Nette King

Eleven stylish fitness accessories starting from $20

Some of the latest fitness gear from inexpensive items to splurge-worthy pieces.

  • Georgie Gordon
Communal bathing space The Bathhouse has been nominated for this year’s Australian Interior Design Awards.

High honour: Cannabis dispensary, luxury bathhouse nominated for design awards

Against the ever-expanding global wellness market, two Brisbane venues have been nominated for Australia’s top interior design awards.

  • Courtney Kruk
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Unusually for a hotel, the colour white is banished. East-facing rooms are painted a deep, calming green.

Melbourne’s new boutique hotel that’s bringing moody luxury back

Guests enter a cavernous lobby where the steel reception bench is framed by artist Atong Atem’s video installation.

  • Stephen Crafti

Who says black and white is boring? These modern homewares will inspire your space

There’s no grey area when it comes to mixing monochrome tones to make a stylish statement in your home.

  • Georgie Gordon
Stuart and Chelsea in their DIY updated kitchen.

How Chelsea gave a dark, ageing Edwardian home a fresh start

The advertising agency founder is in the business of creating a scene, and she managed to find a home that’s filled with character.

  • Lisa Marie Corso

The perfect accessories to inspire your country kitchen

Traditional, well-crafted pieces for the heart of the home, from enamel utensils to a reclaimed pine table and some perfectly pretty plates.

  • Georgie Gordon

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