Projects & Journal

A Sustainable Stepping Stone For Jessica McCormack

Jessica McCormack proudly announces they have acquired a Fairtrade Gold licence. This allows them to produce beautiful, considered jewellery in this ethically-certified gold. 

Activist Mānuka Honey, Herbs and Citrus Candied Mixed Nuts

The perfect sweet and crunchy addition to any dish, or for you to enjoy on its own. Featuring Surfers Honey byActivist.

Hawthorn - Courtyard House

Designed by the Melbourne based architecture practice Ha, Courtyard House is a heritage-listed home inspired by Japanese architecture and Zen principles. The renovation was completed discreetly, with no visible presence of an addition beyond.

Tara Iti - Fielding's House

Fielding's House by Cheshire Architects is a glazed pavilion sitting in the dunescape above a coastal golf links.

Léonard Kadid

Cassidy speaks with Léonard Kadid, an architect and product designer based in Paris, France. From object to architecture, the work of his studio focuses on structural experimentation and formal simplification to explore the intrinsic characteristics of matter.

Rob Tennent Interview

Phoebe catches up with the author of 'I'm Going to Miss You' about his childhood, the themes of his latest book and his plans for the future.

Van Bone Restaurant

Cut into the Tasmanian countryside, close to the panoramic coastal landscape of Marion Bay, is Van Bone.

Colliers

The Simon James team worked closely with designer and client to provide customised solutions for the collaborative areas and social hub in Colliers' new Auckland Headquarters at 188 Quay St.

A Heritage Ponsonby Home

Creating spaces with feeling is something Olivia Moon, founder of Nodi Rugs, is passionate about, and combining old and new is her go-to tool for making a house feel like home. “I love pieces that have already lived for 100 years and will continue for another 100; great design will last that long.”

The Libraries - The Hotel Britomart

The Libraries at The Hotel Britomart are a succession of elegant spaces crafted for intimate gatherings, private dinners, meetings and more.

Introducing Arno Declercq

The recent collection of objects created by Belgian designer, maker and art dealer, Arno Declercq pays homage to history and craft by focusing on ancient architecture, tribal arts and design.  Each piece of wood is hand-crafted by Arno and his father from one of two types of wood: decades-long dried oak and the tropical hardwood Iroko.  The beauty of the veins and the texture of the black solid wood reveals itself in each object in its own, unique way.

Interior Feature: No 92 Wine Bar Sydney

No 92 Wine Bar by Pattern Studio preserves the historical essence of a rendered brick, late 1800s Victorian Georgian Building in Glebe. Past iterations have seen the building house a bank, tea room, antique dealer, boot factory and even a private investigators office. Now, the two-storey interior delivers the warmth of a cosy local hangout with a nuanced elegance.