sustainable design

Residence F in Shanghai shows how adaptive interior design can shape a home through daily life, memory and creative practice over time.

Set among mature fig trees in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, Waverley House is a sensitive renovation by Sam Crawford Architects that uses split levels, natural materials and landscape connections to support family life.

Mitchell St Eco Homes by C.Kairouz Architects asks how multi-dwelling properties can be sustainable, socially conscious, while offering a valuable contribution to the streetscape.

Lightly set on a tight inner-city block, Choux House by State of Kin is a family home for a Perth-based baker, full of unexpected surprises.

In St Kilda West, SGKS ARCH reimagines a pair of Art Deco flats as a vibrant family home, blending heritage with bold colour, sculptural form and global influence.

Renovating soon? Step inside Intheory Design’s Lavender showroom — where sustainable design meets smart ideas you can bring home.

At a recent Bolia x Lookbox Living event, creative voices from food, design and fashion shared fresh ideas for greener living — from jellyfish cocktails to conscious fashion and new ways of building and designing more sustainably.

Designer Nathan Yong has launched his furniture collection, Lifecycles, created in collaboration with American Hardwood Export Council.

Six of Singapore’s most progressive designers exhibited their sustainable creations at Future Impact in Milan.

Fads don’t last, but the eco-conscious and time-proof design appeal of Lamitak’s Vol. 1, Intervention laminate collection will.

Additions and alterations or A&A may not sound as exciting as building a new home from scratch, but they can earn more brownie points in sustainability.

The beauty of stone meets Italian quality and innovation in the latest Silver Grain tile collection from Italgraniti Group. Here we list more reasons for its appeal.