Sanctuary Issue 23
Issue Contents:
Shared living
An extended family enjoy life together in a home built for collective, and private, living.
A beachside lifestyle
A young family build a durable home in Sydney to better connect to their new beachside environment.
At home in the sun
An 8 Star house delights in the abundant light of the Sunshine Coast, delivering shelter to a family committed to living sustainably.
Style on a budget
This Melbourne renovation shows that sustainability can be achieved on a budget, with outstanding results.
Creating space
How do you create a sense of space where there is very little? Blended spaces are used in this Melbourne terrace.
Beach review
This beachside home’s second storey is overhauled to create a more comfortable kitchen and living area.
Small and striking
By designing rooms that support multiple uses, a family gains the extra space they need without building bigger.
Sydney infill
This new build is a modern rendering of a traditional terrace house in Glebe, Sydney.
Salvaged & recycled
Old kitchens with new style
Tips from the experts
Design for longevity, money saving tips & appliances.
Tucked away in Tasmania
After moving from Perth to Tasmania, Philip and Glen seek some advice on how to build a cosy home for cooler winters from design expert Mark Dewsbury of Carawah Design.
Crafting cubbies
Beth Askham finds a design project that sparks the imagination of young (and older) minds.
Growing mushrooms
Growing mushrooms can be as simple or as complicated as you make it.
Painting greener, inside and out
In Sanctuary 16, we looked at the choices available for those wanting their next paint job to be kinder on their family’s health and on the environment; what’s changed since then? Anna Cumming discovers that it’s cheaper and easier than ever to paint green.