Along the shores of Lake Louise––some 5,000 above sea level where the Victoria Glacier feeds directly into a new bathing facility––Matteo Thun has designed BASIN Glacial Waters to function as both architectural frame and sensory… Read More »Matteo Thun Embeds BASIN Glacial Waters into Lake Louise Landscape
Bread crackling, trays clanking, and cutlery clinking as pieces of stainless steel silverware meet their ceramic counterparts. These are some of the sounds emanating from Baker Bleu, Cremorne. Designed by IF Architecture for Melbourne’s cult-favorite… Read More »Baker Bleu: Where Breaking Bread is a Space-Making Ritual
The grid: a never-ending expanse of geometric order and a concept our human brains love––born perhaps from a need to seek order, but we love a beautifully straight line. Dot Objects presents their newest shelving… Read More »Dot Objects Presents Thoughtful New Shelving Collection
There are strong links between Japan and the Nordic region (a grouping of countries that includes much more than just Scandinavia). That’s especially true when it comes to sauna culture. Though the word is Finnish,… Read More »Akari Brings Authenticity to New York’s Washed Sauna Scene
In Melbourne’s leafy south-eastern suburbs, where wide streets and established gardens frame a lineage of early 20th-century homes, a grand 1912 Federation residence has found a second life. Designed by architect Augustus Fritsch—known for his… Read More »This Melbourne Home Is a Case Study in Respectful Reinvention
The simple gesture of tapping one’s feet on the ground helps the human body regain stability and grounding, encouraging subsequent movement. However, the conventional configuration of present day footwear isn’t conducive to this seemingly inconsequential… Read More »MIYAKE DESIGN STUDIO and ASICS Fundamentally Reimagine the Sports Shoe