This beautiful showroom was conceived as an immersive brand environment which blends hospitality, retail, and residential inspiration into a highly experiential customer journey.
A contemporary dining and entertainment space. Designed for high-traffic use, the interior prioritises durability, long-term material performance and visual cohesion, while maintaining a warm and inviting atmosphere for members and guests.
Designed as a calm counterpoint to the city below, this Southbank Melbourne apartment by Danielle Scandrett Interiors balances sculptural form, tactile finishes and thoughtful material selection to create a refined yet highly liveable residence.
Comparing bathroom basins types in Australia? Learn the pros and cons of undermount basins, stainless steel sinks, ceramic and composite options, plus tips to choose the right bathroom sink for your vanity.
Doing more heavy lifting than almost any other surface in the home. They’re where meals get prepped, groceries get dumped, homework happens, and guests inevitably gather - even when you swore everyone would stay out of the kitchen.
Simplify fire door specification with ForestOne's EGGER Laminates and E-Core – Delivering NCC-compliant performance, durable surfaces, and seamless integration for commercial fitouts.
At Melbourne Central, one of Australia's highest-traffic retail destinations, this bold coffee kiosk fit-out for Foster & Black demonstrates the value of considered material selection in commercial interior design. Designed by Bergman & Co.
Choosing laminate sheets for benchtops, cabinets or cupboards? Learn how to pick the right finish, avoid swelling and peeling, and decide between DIY and professional installation in Australia.
Laminate design in 2026 is all about texture, contrast, and flexibility. The latest trends reflect a move towards more tactile, expressive interiors that still prioritise functionality.
Oriented Strand Board is a staple within modern construction, interior fit-outs and architectural design. Once used almost exclusively behind walls and under floors, OSB is recognised for strength, versatility and sustainability, making it a practical choice for structural and decorative applications.
Versatile, cost-effective and used across Australian homes and commercial spaces. From kitchen benchtops and cabinets to worktops, splashbacks and furniture, laminate continues to evolve as a practical solution that balances durability, design flexibility and affordability.
Implications for Architects, Designers, and the Role of Industry Collaboration.
