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Welcome to Radelaide, Part 2

Welcome to Radelaide, Part 2

Design, Open Musings by Simeon King

A photo-essay documenting the life, stories and fine grain possibilities to be found in the often overlooked grand old lady of Adelaide.

Welcome to Radelaide

Welcome to Radelaide

Design, Open Musings by Simeon King

A photo essay documenting the life, stories and fine grain possibilities to be found in the often overlooked grand old lady of Adelaide.

Twelve Questions with: Tait

Twelve Questions with: Tait

Design, People by Open Journal

As their eponymous furniture store grows up and turns 21, Susan and Gordan Tait answer the first of our interview series Twelve Questions.

On Being Handy

On Being Handy

Design, Open Musings by Sonia Rentsch

Still life stylist Sonia Rentsch on using her hands to bring to life ideas and visuals, and how to answer the ubiquitous question "what do you do?".

Open Journal on Instagram

Open Journal on Instagram

Design by Open Journal

Open Journal is alive and active on Instagram. Here are some of our most popular shots of the past week...

The Backyard Room

The Backyard Room

Architecture, Design by Open Journal

The kitchen table does not cut it as a home office – enter The Backyard Room, a collection of architecturally designed pre-fabricated outdoor studios and workspaces.

The Greatest Piece of Automotive Design in History?

Design, Open Musings by Ben Musu

Restaurateur and car-nut Ben Musu on why the Porsche 911 must be considered the single greatest piece of automotive design in history.

Report from Milan Salone 2013

Report from Milan Salone 2013

Design by Nick Rennie

Having just returned from Milan for what is still the world's most important design event, designer Nick Rennie writes that this year was one full of hope.

Redesigning Faixfax: From Broadsheet to Compact

Redesigning Faixfax: From Broadsheet to Compact

Design by Open Journal

National Presentation Editor of Fairfax Media, Matt Martel talks about the research, planning and ideas that went into saying goodbye to the broadsheet format.