An Actor + Artist Are Selling Their Sustainable St Kilda East Home On The Market by Amelia Barnes 18 Jervois Street, St Kilda East is on the market. The three-bedroom, two-bathroom home was designed by De Campo Architects. High ceilings and polished concrete flooring in the open-plan living, kitchen and dining area. Designed to champion sustainability, the double-brick home features in-slab electric heating, a 3kW solar array, recycled water system, and ceiling fans in every room for year-round comfort. The dining area is separated from the main living area by a sunken lev ..read more

This Calming Mount Martha Home Hides A Peachy Pink Surprise Interiors by Christina Karras The sweeping view across Mount Martha from the kitchen. The family asked for minimalistic and ‘clutter-free’ interiors. VJ panelling blends the wall linings into the joinery, which hides mess with ease. Earthy pale oak timber floors feature throughout the main living areas. A window above the stairs captures treetop views. A bar with wine storage is cleverly hidden into the wall. One of the two calming living zones. The bedrooms experimented with more playful pops of p ..read more

A 1900s Sandstone Home Extension Inspired By The Nike Swoosh Architecture by Amelia Barnes King Living lounge. Daniel Emma brown vase on joinery. Anna Horne pink arched sculpture. Rhys Cooper for Jam Factory occasional chair. Jam Factory orange bowl. Muji yellow check cushion. Jardan Rose Corduroy Cushion. Adairs Rose Velvet Cushion. Eco Outdoor outdoor dining table. Hay outdoor dining chairs. Eco Outdoor outdoor dining table. Hay outdoor dining chairs. Artemide wall light. Marset portable table lamp. Hay mint tray. Bowral Chillingham White brick. National Tiles splashback tile. P ..read more

A Soothing Coastal Family Home Filled With Sweet + Unexpected Details Interiors by Christina Karras Inside Clovelly House by Folk Studio. Jardan lounge. Koskela Boowambillee coffee tables. Jardan Penny rug. Calacatta Viola marble from Artedomus. Wall painted Dulux Blossom Time. The mustard-coloured couch informed the rest of the playful palette. Artwork by Dan Rushford. Banquette seat upholstered in mustard fabric. Jardan Huxley table. Jardan Gus dining chairs. Custom bar designed by Folk Studio. Cult Flowerpot VP3 Table Lamp. Artwork by Victoria Zschommler. Cala ..read more

A Creative Director’s Stylish St Kilda Home Homes by Lucy Feagins, Editor Painting on right by Minnie Pwerle. Painting on left ‘The Creek #5’ (2022) by Julian Meagher via Ames Yavuz. Original Eames dining table circa 1963. Eames metal and walnut dining chairs. Missoni cushions. Custom-built bookshelves and bench seating with storage. Vessel by Clarice Cliff. Stack of paper mache goats bought in Mexico. Vase by Marc Pascal. Vase by Jonathan Adler. Rabbit sculpture by Paul Smith. Visionaire x Kidrobot toys. Georg Jenson candelabra. George Nelson Saucer Bubble Pendant. Floorboards painted Porte ..read more

How This ’80s Melbourne Home Was Reimagined Through Bold Colours Interiors by Christina Karras The sitting room ‘snug’ is enveloped in blue — from the moody walls to the Arflex Strips Sofa. The room is designed specifically for unwinding and binge-watching TV. The open-plan kitchen and dining area. A Fior De Pesco marble island bench is paired with playful blue joinery. Timber floors add an earthy feel to the bold palette. Lauren sought to create a modern but refined feel for the house’s new spaces. The hallway leads into the main bedroom. A woven wallpape ..read more

A Day In The Life With Digby Cakes Founder, Louie Digby A Day In The Life by Christina Karras Digby Cakes founder Louie Digby sits outside her Carlton HQ. She started baking cakes from her London apartment before officially launching the business in 2021 after moving back to Melbourne. A line-up of cakes and custom orders. ‘I’m always loving shag cakes, vintage cakes, and adding buttercream flowers to everything,’ Louie says. ‘I love any cakes with a “wow-factor”, she adds. ‘As long as it’s beautiful and grabs people’s attention, that’s what gets me going.’ She’s ‘prou ..read more

A Sunny Alistair Knox Mudbrick Home Hits The Market In Montrose On The Market by Bea Taylor 4 Browns rd, Montrose, VIC. The home is made with locally sourced reclaimed materials, slate floors and handmade bricks. A corner of the open plan living space, situated under the mezzanine. The home has a split-level floor plan. Upstairs study area. The kitchen. Thanks to double-height windows, the mezzanine also looks out onto verdant views. One of the three bedrooms. Each room in the house enjoys a view of the surrounding trees. A large deck is the only new ..read more

A Lofty Renovation Of A 1990s Melbourne Apartment Interiors by Amelia Barnes Nexus Designs managed to unlock hidden space by completely reworking the apartment floor plan. The open-plan kitchen and dining area is now the heart of the home. A large fireplace encourages the family to come together. The living area opens to the home’s private balcony. Subtle variations in colour were introduced throughout the joinery, which ranges in shade from Laminex Pumice to Possum and Paper Bark. The mezzanine was enclosed with steel-framed glazing and doors. The upstairs le ..read more

The Magical Coastal Garden Designed Around Lucy’s Beach Shack Gardens by Christina Karras Lucy Feagin’s beach house, Silvermoon, in Blairgowrie! The beautiful coastal garden was designed by Jo Ferguson. The duck-egg blue facade of Silvermoon inspired the colour scheme of the garden. In the sweet space, you’ll find exotic natives, grasses and colourful perennials. The pretty purple of Salvia yangii (Russian sage) sits in front of the more sculptural Austrostipa stipoides (coastal spear grass). Salvia nemorosa adds a splash of pink. ‘The soil is sandy and ..read more