Dusty Miller conjures up the name of a rancher who has an inland arid plot that extends for miles. However, in the case of this property located at Anglesea, it’s a standard suburban allotment planted with indigenous species including ‘dusty miller’, (the common name for Senecio cineraria) specific to this area along the Great Ocean Road. Designed by Not All Architecture, this new two-storey beach house is certainly in keeping with the area’s history for beach shacks from the 1950s and ‘60s.
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Morgan Stokes: Negotiating Between Tactility and Subtlety

❋Design
A home for an artist by Architect George

✴Events
Display Suite Open Day at 146 Union Street, Brunswick

❋Design
TEMPLE RESIDENCE: AN ANTHOLOGY OF BEAUTIFUL THINGS

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LIVING IN AUSTRALIA FORUM

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SYDNEY CONTEMPORARY 2025

❋Design
NORFOLK: ELEGANT BRUTALISM

❋Design
Responding to the Terrain: Warrandyte House by Figureground Architecture

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Display Suite Open Day at 97 Alma Road, St Kilda East

