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A Japanese-Inspired Home That Experiments with Interior Design, Space and

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A Japanese-Inspired Home That Experiments with Interior Design, Space and

Nestled in the northern suburb of Coburg, Harry House by Archier is a Japanese-inspired home that radiates familiarity and comfort.

As per the clients’ brief, Harry House is a Japanese-inspired home, with Archier incorporating Japanese design into many aspects of the architecture. Originally, the site was a double-fronted pre-war weatherboard cottage; the clients wanted to retain the entry’s warmth but reorientate the living space to frame the green foliage. This allowed the space to be maximised, combining the old and new aspects of the building.

Named after the family dog ‘Harry’, Harry House experiments with interior design, space and usability. The materials were chosen with care, making sure that each element ages well and is robust for family life. The textures celebrate honest carpentry, with materials that are unpolished yet full of life, adding to the atmosphere of the home.

Harry House is centred around family, with bespoke living areas that connect multiple aspects of the home. This includes the soft netted areas located in the voids, allowing the residents to occupy spaces without needing furniture.

Archier’s extension adds new elements of play, specifically in its design references to a childhood treehouse. The client’s Japanese heritage inspired the house, including how the space interplays with natural light and connection to the lush gardens. Located 10 minutes from the Archier Studio, the house has access to the Merri Creek, as well as restaurants on Lygon Street and Sydney Road.

As a Japanese-inspired home, the layout of the bathrooms was important for functionality and design. With separate spaces for the toilet, basin and bathing, it is easy to see how the architecture was influenced by the client’s heritage, honouring the traditional ways Japanese bathrooms are configured.

Having exceeded the clients’ expectations, and taking design inspiration from the client’s Japanese heritage, Harry House by Archier is a sustainable home, ready to raise a young family.

Architecture and Interior Design by Archier. Filmed and Edited by Dan Preston. Production by The Local Project.

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An Owner-Built, Architect-Designed Renovation Of A Charming 1920s Melbourne Home

An Owner-Built, Architect-Designed Renovation Of A Charming 1920s Melbourne Home

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The dining room flows through to lounge through a timber-lined doorframe. Artwork above table by Guy Maestri which Lauren bought Glenn for his 40th, Potence Pivotante wall lamp. Pot by Anchor Ceramics. Travertine table from Curated Spaces. Vintage Thonet dining chairs sourced from Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree. Hay shelving available through Cult Design. Objecto Eclipse lamp from Hub Furniture. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

‘Being Grown Ups in the Grown Up Room!’ laughs Lauren. Glenn sits on Semana chair sourced from @cassermaison. Paper lantern by Hay. Shelving by Zuster. Curtains from Soft Studio, Sculpture on coffee table by Edit E. ‘Tipographico’ rug from Halcyon Lake. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

‘Though the tumbled travertine dining table is highly impractical for a young family (crumb vortex) it’s perfect in every other way, hosting all our friends and family,’ says Lauren. Artwork above table by Guy Maestri. Potence Pivotante wall lamp. Pot by Anchor Ceramics. Travertine table from Curated Spaces. Vintage Thonet dining chairs sourced from Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Rounded tiles on the splashback by Anchor Ceramics. Cabinetry in Laminex Absolute Matte Black. Benchtops from Concrete Collective. Kitchen lighting from local manufacturer ELS. Burger the cat. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

“Smoked Oak” floors by Big River Timber. Woody shelves from Hay. Travertine table from Curated Spaces. Vintage Thonet dining chairs restored by Camberwell Cane. Eero Aarnio for Artek stools from @cassermaison restored by Daniel Love. Kitchen benches made by Concrete Collective. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Project 12 Architecture are friends of Lauren and Glenn’s and knew the couple’s love for entertaining, so they designed them the perfect kitchen for just that! Pots by Anchor Ceramics. Noda Horo kettle from CIBI. Stove and kitchen appliances from Ilve. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

The best spot in the morning as the sun streams in the large window to the east. Benchtops from Concrete Collective. Cabinetry in Laminex Absolute Matte Black. Ceramics from Wingnut & Co, Mud Australia, CIBI and travel finds. Lemnos Riki wall clock from CIBI. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

The “Grown Up Room” gets beautiful light in the afternoon. Paper lantern from Hay and Flos Parentesi lamp in corner. All furniture is vintage, including Cassina Maralunga couch, 1970s IKEA canvas, douglas fir chairs and chrome Alanda style coffee table. Rug from Halcyon Lake. Artwork by Rennie Ellis (who Lauren and Glenn love so much they named their child after him!). Linen curtains from Soft Studio. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

‘Tipographico’ rug from Halcyon Lake. Hearth made by Concrete Collective, vintage Maralunga couch sourced from Leonard Joel, vintage IKEA canvas armchairs. Small Viennese vase from Leonard Joel, sculpture from Edit E. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

The transition between the original house and the renovation is demarcated with colour. Lush emerald green carpet in stairwell from Halcyon Lake. Lamp fashioned by Glenn from some old photography lighting kit. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

A corner of the back lounge room. Jardan couch and coffee table. Cane 9602 lamp by Gubi from In Good Company. Artwork by Michael Muir (‘purchased as a housewarming gift to ourselves, which in hindsight we definitely couldn’t afford, but you only live once!’ says Lauren). Sculpture on coffee table by Edit E. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Fossil stone plinth sourced from @cassermaison. Carpet from Halcyon Lake. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Vintage B9 Thonet chair restored by Camberwell Cane. Dove Grey linen by In Bed. Curtains by Soft Studio. Carpet from Halcyon Lake. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Bespoke joinery to store all Lauren’s bits and bobs designed by Project 12 Architecture, finished with seat cushion in Raf Simon x Kvadrat Ria. Vase by Wingnut & Co. Dishes by Dinosaur Designs and Jessilla Rogers. Gatto Piccolo lamp by Flos. Mirror by Hay via Cult Design. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli.

Curtains by Soft Studio. Vase by Wingnut & Co. Various ‘magpie’ finds from markets and antique dealers. ‘Rubn’ wall lights from Fred International. Linen from In Bed. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

The colours in the north-facing main bedroom shift from dark grey to deep green depending on the light. Vases by Wingnut & Co. and Rara Studio. ‘Rubn’ wall lights from Fred International. Linen from In Bed. Kooky beside tables sourced from @cassermaison. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Study nook (‘which was invaluable in 2020 for all our at-home learning and artwork sessions,’ says Lauren). Original Featherston Scape chair found in hard rubbish in ruins and restored by upholsterer Fox Lancaster. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Rennie’s bedroom. Incy bed. Bedside by Tide Design. Oversized shuttlecock from @cassermaison. Abandoned and restored Danish Deluxe chair. Berber carpet from Halcyon Lake. Curtains by Soft Studio. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Lightening Bolt mirror by Bride & Wolfe. Danish Deluxe chair salvaged from Lauren’s aunt’s verandah and brought back to life with a LOT of coats of oil. Bed found on Facebook Marketplace and powdercoated. Lamp from Retro Print Revival. Bedspread from IKEA and tie dyed by Lauren and Ailbe as a Covid activity. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

‘The ambling path to the front door was one of the first charming aspects that drew us to this property on first inspection,’ says Laren. ‘The garden has been a bit of a sanity saver throughout lockdown.’ Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

The ‘jewel in the crown’ according to Lauren. ‘We considered a basic, smaller tile on the wall, but decided to go baller and use the Fibonacci Abstrakt floor to ceiling.’ Print by Bobby Clark in reflection. Tapware by Kohler. Photo – Amelia Stanwix for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli

Since the day they got the keys in 2012, interior decorator Lauren Egan and commercial photographer Glenn Hester have been slowly updating their 1920s Preston home (nine kilometres north of Melbourne’s CBD). 

‘We came in and ripped up the mouldy carpet, and then spent every spare moment for the next six months getting the house liveable,’ says Lauren.

The house required re-stumping, and the internal walls all needed replacing, but the couple enjoyed every moment. 

After an initial renovation in 2012, Lauren and Glenn engaged Project 12 Architecture in 2018 to design an extension, adding more living space, another bedroom and bathroom. Originally the couple were seeking a major overhaul, but after undertaking a career change and opening co-working and photography studio Council Street in Clifton Hill, they settled on a more modest design. Some compromises had to be made, but there was no budging on the terrazzo en suite, Anchor Ceramics kitchen tiles, and solid Concrete Collective bench tops! 

‘We revised our brief and Aimee and Louis [from Project 12] came back to us with this creative use of space that we could execute ourselves as owner-builders, and get our hands dirty where possible,’ Lauren says. ‘Their design has transformed our house from quaint to showstopper (we often have people drive by for a closer look!).’

Having completed an interior decoration course in 2018, Lauren undertook the interior design herself. One of her most inspired ideas was introducing a varied colour palette, eliminating all internal white walls in the process. 

‘There are eight paint colours we used throughout the house, some of them deep and bright, and some of them subtle and neutral,’ she says. ‘Because of the abundance of natural light, we used a muddy grey on the main living spaces in the old house, which pairs beautifully with the smoked oak floors, then we flipped this in the new lounge where the walls are tan and the floors concrete.’

Other colours reflect various natural elements outside the home, such as subtle dirty purples that reference established jacarandas in the front and back yards, and deep greens reflective of the property’s lush garden by Mud Office.

To keep costs down and add character, Lauren has sourced second hand furniture as much as possible, and is no rush to ‘finish’ the space. 

‘We’re at ease with filling our home overtime,’ she says. ‘I have a decent list of things I’d love to own, but there’ll be the right time and place to bring them into the fold.’

It’s an ongoing process, but Lauren hopes thoughtful changes they’ve made will see the house through another century. 

‘We’re hopeful that we’ve given this house a new lease on life, and it will last another 100 years!’ she says.

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Zaha Hadid Architects reveals interiors of ME Dubai hotel at the Opus

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The newly opened ME Dubai hotel at the Opus by Zaha Hadid Architects features furniture by Zaha Hadid Design and curving sculptural balconies.

Set in Dubai‘s Burj Khalifa district, the Opus is a mirrored glass building occupied by a hotel, offices, serviced apartments and several restaurants.

Completed externally last year, the ME Dubai at the Opus is the only hotel in the world that can claim to have had both its exterior and interiors designed by the late Zaha Hadid.

Externally the building appears to be a giant cube with an amorphous hole pushing through its centre, although it is in fact a pair of towers connected at the top and bottom to create the void effect.

“The precise orthogonal geometries of the Opus’ elemental glass cube contrast dramatically with the fluidity of the eight-storey void at its centre,” explained Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) project director Christos Passas.

A four-storey atrium sits at the base of the two towers. Above the gap, a three-storey bridge starts 71 metres from the ground.

The inside of the void is lit up at night by a constellation of lights, each individually controllable, set into the undulating glass.

The ME Dubai hotel, which opened in March 2020, has 74 bedrooms and 19 suites.

Its lobby sits directly under the Opus’ signature void, which forms its glass ceiling. Three stories of galleries with projecting balconies ring the perimeter of the space.

Gleaming white marble floors are highlighted by the golden edges of plush curved seating areas, upholstered in a rich burgundy.

Called Ottomans, these seating pods are by Zaha Hadid Design, the design wing of ZHA.

A golden wall curves behind the white hotel reception desks, which are angled and lit by strips of lighting that match the balconies above.

Slim golden edges top the glass balustrades of the balconies, which are set at an angle tilting back from the undulating edges.

Benches on the balconies, with deep navy cushions set in curving golden frames, are from Zaha Hadid Design’s Petalinas collection.

Each hotel bedroom features a Zaha Hadid-designed bed, with a mattress that sits on a sculptural frame projecting from the wall.

In the bathroom, the sinks and showers come from Zaha Hadid’s 2015 Vitae collection for Noken Porcelanosa.

Above some of the double sinks hang twin mirrors with curves that seem to match the Opus’ central void.

As part of a drive for sustainability, the ME Dubai hotel makes every room plastic bottle-free, issuing every guest with their own stainless steel water bottle. Water dispensers are located all around the hotel.

In the dining areas there are no buffets, to cut down on food waste, and onsite composters digest organic waste.

Designs for the Opus were first unveiled in 2007 by Hadid, who died in 2016. It was originally due to complete in 2018, but was pushed back due to construction delays.

A recent video from the practice revealed an exhibition centre currently under construction on Unicorn Island in Chengdu, China.

Photography is by Laurian Ghinitoiu.

Project credits:

Architect: Zaha Hadid Architects Design: Zaha Hadid, Patrik Schumacher, Christos Passas ZHA design director: Christos Passas Competition team: Christos Passas (Lead Designer), Paul Peyrer-Heimstaett, Alvin Huang, Daniel Baerlecken, Gemma Douglas, Saleem Al-Jalil Design team (shell and core): Vincent Nowak (Project Architect), Dimitris Akritopoulos, Javier Ernesto-Lebie, Paul Peyrer-Heimstaett, Sylvia Georgiadou, Phivos Skroumbelos, Marilena Sophocleous, Chiara Ferrari, Thomas Frings, Jesus Garate, Wenyuan Peng Base built supervision team: Fabian Hecker (Team Leader), Barbara Bochnak (Team Leader), Tomasz Starczewski, Kwanphil Cho, Bruno Pereira, Dimitris Kolonis Hotel and apartment interior design team 1: Reza Esmaeeli, Bozana Komljenovic (Project Leads), Laura Micalizzi, Emily Rohrer (Senior Interior Designers), Veronika Ilinskaya, Eider Fernandez Eibar, Stella Nikolakaki, Bruno Pereira, Raul Forsoni, Thomas Frings, Chrysi Fradellou, Spyridon Kaprinis, Alexandra Fischer, Hendrik Rupp, Vivian Pashiali, Sofia Papageorgiou, Carlos Luna, Christos Sazos, Kwanphil Cho, Andri Shalou, Ben Kikkawa, Melhem Sfeir, Faten el Meri, Eleni Mente (Landscape Designer) Hotel and apartment interior design team 2: Alessio Constantino (Project Lead), Sonia Renehan (Senior Interior Designer), Afsoon Es Haghi, Zsuzsanna Barat, Ekaterina Smirnova, Chafic Zerrouki, Nessma Al Ghoussein, Christina Christodoulidou Bespoke Furniture Team: Maha Kutay (Project Director), Margarita Valova, Reza Esmaeeli, Raul Forsoni, Bruno Pereira, Carine Posner, Filipa Gomes Project management: Gleeds [London], Omniyat [Dubai] Local architects: Arex Consultants [Dubai], BSBG [Dubai] Structural engineers: Whitbybird [London], BG&E [Dubai] MEP engineers: Clarke Samadin [Dubai] Facade engineers: Whitbybird [London], Agnes Koltay Facades [Dubai] Lift consultants: Adam Scott, Roger Preston Dynamics [London], Lerch Bates [Dubai] Fire Engineering: Safe [London], Design Confidence [Dubai] Acoustic consultants: PMK [Dubai] Traffic consultants: Cansult Limited [Dubai], Al Tourath [Dubai] Lighting consultants: Tim Downey, Isometrix [London], DPA [Dubai], Illuminate [Dubai] Interior Consultants: HBA [Dubai] Security consultants: Control Risks [Dubai] Kitchen consultants: MCTS [Dubai], AV Consultants EntireTech [Dubai] QS consultants: HQS [Dubai] Facade contractors: Brookfield Multiplex [London], Alu-Nasa [Dubai] Hotel operator: Melia Hotels

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