Artichoke, December 2023
ArtichokeEnjoy Australia’s most respected coverage of interior architecture, design, objects, people and products.
Projects
Up There by Kennedy Nolan
Kennedy Nolan’s interior design for Up There’s new flagship in Melbourne exemplifies immersive retail.
Lawson Flats by Ohlo Studio
Ohlo Studio’s interior for Perth’s multifunctional, three-storey Lawson Flats social club merges hospitality, work, wellness, art and history.
Preview
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An introduction to the December 2023 issue
Awards
2023 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Restaurant Design – joint winner
Beau and Dough by Smart Design Studio
2023 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Bar Design
Dolly by Genesin Studio
2023 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Retail Design
Le Tao by K. Holland Architectural Interiors
2023 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Cafe Design
S’wich Bondi by Studio Shand
2023 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Identity Design
Kōri Ice Cream by Principle Design
2023 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Hotel Design
Capella Sydney by Bar Studio and Make Architects for Capella Sydney
2023 Eat Drink Design Awards: Hall of Fame
Bistro Moncur by Tzannes
Profile
Profile: Don Cameron
Shifting between architectural photography, interior design, furniture and lighting, Don Cameron’s typologically diverse body of work belies its layered connections.
Profile: Olivia Bossy
This Sydney-based former graphic designer is turning her holistic approach and distinctive “soft Modernist” style to interiors and objects.
Profile: Studio Edwards / alt.material
Through their inter-linked practices, inventive designers Ben Edwards and Nancy Beka put circular materials and adaptive interior design systems to the test.
More articles
Hotel Vera by Pitch Architecture
A grand 19th century mansion in Ballarat Central with a storied past has been sensitively adapted into boutique accommodation.
Annie Paxton: Design driven by the poetics of everyday life
Rebecca Gross reflects on Melbourne-based designer Annie Paxton’s background in architecture, interest in poetics, and her exploration of the liminal space between sculpture and function, process and outcome.
Profile: Caon Design Office / Laker
From bottle openers to art galleries to aerospace elements, this scale- and shape-shifting pair of design studios defies disciplines to great effect.