Milan design week made a triumphant return as the world's most important design event. I take a look at the highlights from the 2022 event.

In recent years, fashion houses such as Gucci and Versace have turned their creative attention to interior décor, including offering up some breath-taking wallpaper options. Here are some of my favourite big bold designs....

Katy Perry has some quirky touches in her gorgeous Beverly Hills home that features some inspiring use of colour. 

Using pics from my own projects, I’ve put together five tips so that you can be inspired to add some warmth to your own home in the chilly winter months.

We take a tour inside the home of eccentric rocker, Flea. His Malibu property features not one, but three architecturally significant homes; a futuristic spaceship polygon, a mid-century modern gem and a timber tiny house for guests.

I always wrote off the 'Plates on Display' look as being a bit kitsch, but Gwyneth Paltrow's dining area in her new home and other gorgeous examples may have swayed me to becoming a fan.

If you thought that the world of interior decoration had bypassed the caravan industry entirely, then think again. There are exciting changes being made, with some new van models having distinctively un-caravan-like elements that will get your heart racing. 

Located in Lisbon, Portugal the Java bar is a roof top terrace bar / bistro which maximises views of the capitals harbourside whilst serving seasonal ingredients to its guests. Designed by Studio PIM the attention to detail, materials and layout creates a harmonious space that makes an unforgettable experience for its diners. The exterior mimics the surrounding views of Lisbon with earthy terracotta tiles and creamy white walls. Whilst the interior contrasts with velvety seating, arched doorways, and curved lines. Additionally, the interior incorporates rich woods that provide warmth, complementing the greenery and cacti that line the space. Curves are seen throughout the tiled flooring, seating, tables, doors, and lighting which visually soften the interior. Vibrant blues are continued onto the terrace creating a cohesive and unified seating area accompanying the waterfront. Java successfully provides an atmosphere that lives up to its breathtaking location and scenery.

Escaping the hustle and bustle of Melbourne, country Victoria holds architecturally striking retreats that are surrounded by rich landscapes and natural beauty.Follow along and enjoy some of Victoria’s most gorgeous havens.

JJ Redick, currently a shooting guard for the Dallas Mavericks shows off his Parisian inspired home in his Brooklyn Duplex. Redick’s wife Chelsea and two sons Knox and Kai reside in their gut renovated Dumbo penthouse.In 2015 the Redicks initially started apartment hunting in New York City to find a temporary home to live in during the off season. JJ was playing for the Los Angeles Clippers at the time and the couple had just recently welcomed their first child and wanted to be closer to their families on the East Coast.The family put down a deposit on the 1913 factory building which was being converted into a residential complex. The couple were drawn to the grittiness of the warehouse and its backstory. A year later and now with their second child, Chelsea inspected their construction zoned apartment and instantly thought it was too small. She investigated the adjacent penthouse and found that it was much larger and included a 2,600 square foot terrace. She instantly knew that they had to swap.Successful, the couple hired decorator Michael Aiduss who helped turn this initial temporary residence into a long-term home. Chelsea was inspired by European apartments and Parisian details, the opposite of the industrial Brooklyn warehouse they were in.

Architectural Digest has listed their top picks of exceptionally designed hospitality destinations from around the world. We have hand-picked our favourite winners to present to you.

Want to experience an extraordinary weekend away in the heart of Melbourne? Sip a cocktail with a loved one or indulge in some delicious food? W, Melbourne will provide the goods with an elevated aesthetic. Marriott’s W, Melbourne was designed by Woods Bagot with NYC based architects. The exterior is inspired by New York buildings whilst the interior takes inspiration from Melbourne’s laneway culture.