In Snedons Landing, COOKFOX founder Rick Cook has updated his 1970s modernist home. Originally designed by Charlie Winter, the renovation respects the home's "of the landscape" ethos while introducing contemporary elements. | The article From Modern to Contemporary: Snedons Landing Home by Rick Cook. appeared first on Yellowtrace ..read more

CHHO Studio has transformed a 130 sqm Paris apartment into a gallery-like haven for art and design. Utilising a clever grid system inspired by the building's façade, the architects created a flowing space that maximises natural light and showcases the owner's impressive art collection. From custom finishes to carefully curated furniture, every element speaks to the seamless blend of form and function. | The article CHHO Studio’s Grid-based Design Meets an Art Collector’s Vision in Paris. appeared first on Yellowtrace ..read more

When it comes to interiors that feel utterly luscious, refined but artful, expensive—yes, but fucking cool at the same time, it’s hard to go past the distinctive design language of Fiona Lynch. Fiona and her team show us, once again, how it's done in the 1930s Georgian revival residence set in a tranquil riverside pocket of Melbourne's South Yarra. This lush project points to Lynch’s ongoing preoccupation with materials, details and sculptural forms as a means of elevating spaces from great to exceptional. | The article Stone Cold Stunner: River House by Fiona Lynch Office. appeared first on ..read more

This renovation is a love story of sorts—not just between the homeowners, but between two distinct design philosophies. The owners, an Egyptian-Australian with a penchant for pattern and colour, and a Danish minimalist, found common ground in YSG Studio's innovative approach. The result is a tale of two tastes, and a narrative of cultural fusion, sustainable innovation, and personal expression. | The article Egypt Meets Denmark in Melbourne: Mo Jacobsen by YSG Studio. appeared first on Yellowtrace ..read more

From otherworldly bars to intimate restaurants and regional gems, this year's selection of Australia's most beautifully designed hospitality venues reflects the industry's resilience and creativity. The Eat Drink Design Awards jury notes the strong representation of venues that transport patrons to fantastical destinations, as well as examples of dark, moody interiors that create intimate dining experiences. | The article A Little Taste (get it?) of Australia’s Most Beautiful Hospitality Interiors. appeared first on Yellowtrace ..read more

More than just a pretty face, Newstead Apartment tells a story of urban living reimagined. Partridge Daniels prove that with a bit of imagination (okay, a lot of imagination), you can create a slice of paradise anywhere—even on top of a commercial building in Brisbane. | The article Brisbane’s Best-Kept Secret: A Luxe Family Home Atop a Commercial Building. appeared first on Yellowtrace ..read more

Tucked away on an ordinary street in Xiong An is a masterpiece, waiting to be unfurled. The composition is clear from the outset, with the linear framework of the facade setting the spatial intent in stone. OSC boutique is a retail space, but not as you know it. Made in the image of the living room, this lounge like setting becomes the perfect canvas for a contemporary curation of forms. | The article Classical to Cubist: OSC Boutique by Xframe Studio. appeared first on Yellowtrace ..read more

In her debut project, Tabitha Isobel has masterfully renovated a Victorian townhouse in London's Islington. The five-storey residence, once stripped of character, exemplifies thoughtful design that marries historical respect with forward-thinking aesthetics. From the quirky castle-like front door to the members' lounge-style cinema room, every detail reflects Tabitha's concept of "Back to the Future," creating a space that's both timeless and innovative. | The article A Concept-Driven Approach: London Townhouse Renovation by Tabitha Isobel. appeared first on Yellowtrace ..read more

Sustainability and community impact are at the forefront of the 2025 NSW Regional Architecture Awards shortlist. The selected projects showcase innovative approaches to environmentally conscious design, adapting to the specific needs of regional locations. From Byron Bay to Bathurst, these architectural works are contributing to the changing face of regional NSW's built environment, proving that design excellence knows no geographical boundaries. | The article Beyond the Big Smoke Brilliance: 2025 NSW Regional Architecture Awards. appeared first on Yellowtrace ..read more

We’re used to wine-and-dine spots emulating the energy that is often associated with the activity itself, so it makes it all the more impressive when the interior manages to capture the sophisticated serenity of the experience in a very trip-hop manner (imagine Sneaker Pimps playing in the background). From Newcastle to Lisbon via Seoul and Helsinki, we share six hospo-havens proving that less is in fact, more. | The article Six Hospitality Interiors that Prove Less is More. appeared first on Yellowtrace ..read more