Aesop Store in Fitzroy, Melbourne by Clare Cousins Architects.Clare Cousins Architects have returned to renovate the Aesop Fitzroy store which explores nostalgic domestic ritual. Having completed the original design 10 years ago, the new fit out became their second opportunity to revisit the...
Interview: Photographer Rebecca Scheinberg.London based, Australian photographer Rebecca Scheinberg has a distinct style. Some of her work is reminiscent of the German photographer Helmut Newton, particularly her portrayal of the women she photographs. Her strong, provocative...
Barcom Terrace in Darlinghurst, Sydney by Arent&Pyke.Today we rekindle our love for the talented duo Juliette Arent and Sarah-Jane Pyke of the highly successful Sydney-based studio Arent&Pyke. Since our last interview with them in 2010 they’ve been busy. Originally built as a single...
Herero Tribe in Namibia Photographed by Jim Naughten.Namibia has had a tumultuous and violent past. One that might not at first seem synonymous with art or fashion. But that's what London based photographer Jim Naughten has done - brought conflict and costume paradoxically together. In...
Interview with Dieter Rams: “As Little Design as Possible.”This rare interview with Dieter Rams coincides with the 2017 release of the documentary film RAMS, focusing on life and work of the the early 20th century pioneering German industrial designer. Dieter Rams' designs for radios,...
Broached Monsters by Trent Jansen.Respected Australian designer Trent Jansen has carved a niche for his ability to re-interpret urban legends, bringing us closer to our collective past. Jansen's latest collection of limited edition pieces for Broached Commissions, is...
Interview: Alex Lake of Therefore Studio.I'm super excited to kick off our 2017 interview series by shining a little spotlight on the bright young spark that is Alex Lake, architect and founder of Melbourne based Architecture & Interior Design practice Therefore. "The name...
Earls 67 Concept Restaurant in Calgary by Ste. Marie.With an ongoing mission to innovate, Earls felt it needed to refresh their existing restaurant concept so it commissioned Ste. Marie and Glasfurd + Walker to initiate Project 67. Earls wanted to push the boundaries, anticipate trends...
Hypnotic Double Exposure Portraits Welcome the Year of Endless Possibilities.Dearest Yellowtracers, Happy New Year and welcome to the 2017 edition of Yellowtrace. Hooray! It’s time to wave goodbye to our 2016 archives and welcome 2017 with a bang. I don't know about you, but I really love this time of year....
