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JANUS ET CIE

Bigwig design and landscape names like Thomas Hamel, Paul Bangay and Myles Baldwin get their outdoor furniture – including its collections such as Quadratt and Savannah, Slant and Arbour. Top designers come also for Relais, a chi-chic timber design.

(02) 9380 6605

50 McLachlan Ave, Rushcutters Bay NSW 2011, Australia

https://www.janusetcie.com/

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All about well-being: designers are increasingly p

All about well-being: designers are increasingly prioritising wellness in homes. Whether that takes the form of a cold plunge pool or something as simple as views with rooms that connect in positive ways to natural breezes, fresh air, and the sky. Midcentury conceptual design @luxrevive

Come year-end, it’s important to take stock of s

Come year-end, it’s important to take stock of societal shifts and how they have shaped the way we live - a moment to slow down, reflect and refine. One particular obsession seems to prevail. Yes, it’s the expectation for people to get more from the spaces we inhabit. And perhaps reevaluate where we live. @specialumbria

Happy weekend, one and all. We’re leaning into s

Happy weekend, one and all. We’re leaning into small joys for our days off. Things as simple as reading, cooking, shopping, hanging out with family and even, rearranging outdoor furniture. But what’s stuck with us most lately are the small design details that bring happiness, surprise and sometimes a little much-needed ease. For example, getting the terrace paving cleaned for our feet to land first thing we step outside in the morning. Or the house exterior pressure washed for a feeling of renewal. Any plans for the weekend? @tenutadimurlo via @nest.italy 🌳

Latest twist in home design: old homes, modern int

Latest twist in home design: old homes, modern interiors. It’s about renovations that turn battered and uninhabited buildings into places that make sense. @bunbruh via @ashleytstark

Well, you certainly like a very old stone house, c

Well, you certainly like a very old stone house, combined with some very new ideas. Here are a few more conceptual designs that might inspire you to take an old home and make it green. Because reusing what you have and upgrading your place is one of the most energy-efficient options possible regardless of building type or climate. By @matitectura via @ashleytstark #ai

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All about well-being: designers are increasingly p

All about well-being: designers are increasingly prioritising wellness in homes. Whether that takes the form of a cold plunge pool or something as simple as views with rooms that connect in positive ways to natural breezes, fresh air, and the sky. Midcentury conceptual design @luxrevive

Come year-end, it’s important to take stock of s

Come year-end, it’s important to take stock of societal shifts and how they have shaped the way we live - a moment to slow down, reflect and refine. One particular obsession seems to prevail. Yes, it’s the expectation for people to get more from the spaces we inhabit. And perhaps reevaluate where we live. @specialumbria

Happy weekend, one and all. We’re leaning into s

Happy weekend, one and all. We’re leaning into small joys for our days off. Things as simple as reading, cooking, shopping, hanging out with family and even, rearranging outdoor furniture. But what’s stuck with us most lately are the small design details that bring happiness, surprise and sometimes a little much-needed ease. For example, getting the terrace paving cleaned for our feet to land first thing we step outside in the morning. Or the house exterior pressure washed for a feeling of renewal. Any plans for the weekend? @tenutadimurlo via @nest.italy 🌳

Latest twist in home design: old homes, modern int

Latest twist in home design: old homes, modern interiors. It’s about renovations that turn battered and uninhabited buildings into places that make sense. @bunbruh via @ashleytstark

Well, you certainly like a very old stone house, c

Well, you certainly like a very old stone house, combined with some very new ideas. Here are a few more conceptual designs that might inspire you to take an old home and make it green. Because reusing what you have and upgrading your place is one of the most energy-efficient options possible regardless of building type or climate. By @matitectura via @ashleytstark #ai

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