There is something particularly considered about The Ora. Designed by Brazel & Haley Architecture for Melbourne luxury custom home builder Varcon Group, the home brings together strong architectural forms, natural materials and a warm, restrained interior palette. Photograp[...]
As the days stretch longer, the boundary between inside and out begins to soften. A dining table becomes the setting for an afternoon with friends. The lounge moves into the garden. Drinks follow lunch, and the last light of the day becomes part of the setting. Bocca Outdoor Di[...]
Some materials come and go with the seasons. Stainless steel has simply stood the test of time — earning its place quietly, through decades of use that only ever seem to improve it. A brushed steel base under a marble top, a polished tap in a sunlit kitchen, the cool weight of a st[...]
For Cameron Foggo, design starts with curiosity. A second-generation furniture designer, Cameron has spent his career exploring the relationship between form, function, material and comfort. Since establishing his studio in 2007, his work has moved across furniture, interiors, arc[...]
Twenty years of Inspired Living felt like the perfect reason to gather the design community together. Our Hawthorn flagship became the setting for an evening of conversation, connection and celebration, as we marked two decades of Trit House with the people who have helped shape our[...]
There is something powerful about experiencing design in person — seeing how light moves across a surface, feeling the texture of a material and understanding the intention behind every detail. On the evening of 13 May, we welcomed Melbourne's design community to Wendelbo's new[...]
As part of our celebration of 20 Years of Inspired Living, we officially opened the doors to our newest showroom in Bundall — a space shaped by light, connection and the way our customers want to live now. Designed in collaboration with Collectivus, the showroom reflects[...]
The best things tend to happen at home. The evenings that stretch without anyone noticing. The table that fits one more. The room that draws people in and makes them forget the time. That is the art of staying in. Not in a restrictive sense, but in a way that makes home feel like[...]
There’s something quietly compelling about a space designed to be lived in, not just styled. At East Brunswick Village (EBV), that idea came to life as part of The Design Files Apartment Project — a two-day residency celebrating apartment living, local design, and the evolving[...]
Trit House marks twenty years of considered design Marking two decades of shaping interiors with clarity and restraint, A Place to Unwind reflects the design language we have refined over time — assured, intentional and grounded. This is furniture chosen not only for how it look[...]