Australian Architectural Design: Pavilion
The pavilion style of architecture dates back centuries, however it was introduced in Australia in the 1950s. Inspired by minimalist, modern architecture, this style of architecture treats a building as a collection of distinct ‘pavilions’ or ‘wings’ that are often
Designer Tips: The 60/30/10 Rule of Interior Design
The 60/30/10 rule of interior design is a widely used interior design principle for creating colour balance and harmony in a room. As the name suggests, the rule divides the use of colour into three proportions: 60%, 30% and 10%.
Design Elements: Line
Line is one of the most basic and fundamental elements of interior design. Every room in the home is made up of lines. Lines help define a space, guide the eye towards a focal point and influence how a room
Boundary Walls: How They’re Fireproofed
All buildings have boundary walls and if they’re close to your neighbours’ property then they need to be fireproofed. Fireproofing stops fire from spreading to neighbouring properties and is essential in ensuring compliance with Australian building regulations and standards. When
FAQ: How Long Will It Take? Planning and Building Permits
Building your dream home or doing a renovation on your home takes time. While the physical labour component of your project takes the most time, it’s important to remember that permits are also required and can take time from the
Designer Tips: Backlit Mirrors
Backlit mirrors are a functional yet stylish addition to any home. Backlit mirrors are mirrors with integrated LED lighting behind the glass. The light shines out from the front or around the edge of the mirror giving a soft halo-like