Artichoke, September 2017
ArtichokeEnjoy Australia’s most respected coverage of interior architecture, design, objects, people and products.
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Flirting with colour: Bikini
Bali is experiencing an exciting evolution from party island to international dining destination, buoyed by the likes of Bikini in Seminyak, a new fine dining restaurant designed by Travis Walton Architecture.
Palette pairing: Cutler and Co
Inspired by the neurological phenomenon of synaesthesia, where one sense can be stimulated by another, IF Architecture has given famed Melbourne restaurant Cutler & Co. a “creamy and crunchy” new fitout.
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Jungle book: Woollahra Library
At Woollahra Library in Double Bay, Sydney, the focus is just as much on people as it is about books. Designed by BVN, it is a lively space for exploration and community connection.
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Taubmans durable paints help set new benchmark in student accommodation
In delivering the University of Wollongong’s newest student accommodation called Bangalay, GroupGSA has designed a building more akin to an upscale apartment complex, with high-quality finishes adding durability.
Raw and refined: Vasse Felix
In the Western Australian town of Margaret River, Iredale Pedersen Hook in collaboration with Hecker Guthrie has transformed the iconic Vasse Felix winery into a landmark destination that promotes the calibre and culture of the region.
Artichoke Night School No. 23: Designing hybrid interior spaces
Three creatives discussed “sector blur” – design that blurs the boundaries of typology – at the recent Artichoke Night School session in Brisbane.