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Hospitality experts Hogg and Lamb has done it again. With generous and playful ceiling heights alongside fine materials, the Sound Garden awaits.
A grand stage demands a grand performance and the interior architecture at The Charles Grand Brasserie and Bar lives up to its surroundings at 66 King Street. With multiple hospitality functions offset against music venue TIVA down below, these elegant spaces contain more than a hint of Old World decadence.
It all starts with context and materiality for Japanese architect and designer, Keiji Ashizawa, whose work can be defined by harmonised details through an emphasis on simplicity and curated collaboration.
Leyla, meaning ‘night’ in Arabic, is here for use both day and night in Canberra. The hospitality space is designed by Luchetti Krelle, whose bold concepts and highly resolved details bring a lavish contemporary lens to the city.
With a diverse product range stretching across kitchen, bathroom and furniture systems, the Italian masters have opened a new showroom in a hot pocket of Sydney design. Welcome to Boffi | DePadova, Surry Hills-style.
Architect and textile artist Natalie Miller has an ongoing relationship with Bendooley Estate. At this rich, layered site, the elegant cellar door is only the latest addition with more accommodation and other facilities planned.
Les Morilles in Beijing is a must if you’re passing through that famed city. The interior is pared back but not austere and colour has been used to supreme effect.
With touches of Australian architectural vernacular, Luchetti Krelle has created a rustically charming winery experience fit for today. The design stuns from the inside and out.
This Michelin-starred barbecue restaurant in downtown Singapore is truly on fire! With a dramatic interior as the backdrop, Burnt Ends is a visual design feast with its own singular style.
Three cheers for being able to go out again and how spoilt were we for choice – 2022 served the type of hospitality designs we rightfully deserved.
At Jane in Sydney’s trendy Surry Hills, Luchetti Krelle has created a sumptuous dining environment with French touches and a local palette. From floor to ceiling, it’s all about materials, tones and making the most of a decidedly intimate space.
Through colour, texture and contrast, Sora Interior Architecture and Design has created a new style of hospitality design in Collingwood, Melbourne that also brings the idea of community to the fore.
