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There’s something special about a Queenslander that’s been done right, and this Norman Park beauty proves that respecting heritage doesn’t mean living in the past. TYPE Architecture has taken a traditional home perched on a gentle hill and transformed it into a contemporary sanctuary where clean lines meet rich textures, and every design decision feels intentio...


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The Sunshine Coast has gone absolutely brewery-mad, and we’re not complaining. Twenty-plus independent breweries have popped up along this stretch of paradise, earning the region bragging rights as Australia’s Craft Beer Capital. From beachside pints to hinterland hoppy goodness, here’s where to find the Coast’s finest brews—just make sure you’ve sorted your ri...


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There’s a particular kind of confidence required to make only twelve pieces and call it a collection. But then, GlobeWest has never been a brand that plays it safe. Their latest release – a tightly edited suite of sculptural furniture that blurs the line between functional object and art – feels less like a product launch and more like a creative manifesto.

The ...


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When Kirsten King returns to Six Senses Fiji this May for the third annual Fluidform retreat, she’s bringing something her Australian clients rarely get: four uninterrupted days to actually listen to what their bodies are telling them.

King, whose


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In a densely built Brisbane inner-city suburb, where neighbouring homes have gradually consumed their plots, one early 1900s worker’s cottage remained largely untouched — elevated and disconnected from its backyard, with enclosed verandahs that blocked light and severed the relationship between interior and landscape. The challenge was to create a meaningful connection to the...


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