Melbourne
Let Wallpaper* guide you through the worlds of art, design and architecture in Melbourne - and discover where to go and what to see when you travel to Melbourne.
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Ricky and Pinky — Melbourne, AustraliaBy Daven Wu Last updated
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Melbourne's Prince Hotel debuts newly minted restaurant by IF ArchitectureBy Daven Wu Last updated
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Poacher & Hound is the latest café to join Mount Waverly’s burgeoning café sceneBy Ella Marshall Last updated
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Hecker Guthrie designs Piccolina Gelateria in MelbourneBy Carrie Hutchinson Last updated
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Chef Heston Blumenthal heads down under with a Melbourne iteration of his celebrated restaurant, DinnerBy Carrie Hutchinson Last updated
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Design studio Atelier Wagner has transformed a former Melbourne courthouse into Ciao CieloBy Carrie Hutchinson Last updated
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Melbourne's Pentolina restaurant, by Biasol is a slick mix of modernity and ageBy Daven Wu Last updated
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Chiara — Melbourne, AustraliaBy Carrie Hutchinson Last updated
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Mexican street food in a cheerful setting at Melbourne’s Paco’s TacosBy Daven Wu Last updated
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Nostalgic 80s vibes by Biasol at Melbourne's new eatery Billie BuoyBy Melina Keays Last updated
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Oppen — Melbourne, AustraliaBy Daven Wu Last updated
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No 19 harks back to 1950s Melbourne delisBy Daven Wu Last updated
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Carr Design Group designs United Places, a 12-suite bolthole in MelbourneBy Carrie Hutchinson Last updated
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Art meets life at Curatorial House in MelbourneCuratorial House in Melbourne is a finely tuned contemporary residence designed by Taylor Pressly Architects and elevated through art by Otomys
By Ellie Stathaki Last updated
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SANAA's Sydney Modern bridges art, views and architectureLinking art and views, SANAA’s Sydney Modern gallery brings a layered perspective to a culturally significant harbour site
By Kate Goodwin Last updated
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Photo 2021 explores the truth behind the image in MelbourneAustralia's biggest ever photography festival showcases work from over 120 global photographers in outdoor galleries and museums around Melbourne
By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated
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A 1930s Melbourne duplex is transformed into a richly layered contemporary homeArchitecture journalist and Wallpaper* contributor Stephen Crafti welcomes us into his newly renovated home in Melbourne to explore its pavilion-like extension
By Stephen Crafti Last updated
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Photo 2022: a trip through past, present and potential futures in Melbourne and beyondThe groundbreaking Photo 2022 International Festival of Photography will return to Melbourne from 29 April – 22 May 2022. Charlotte Jansen spoke to artistic director Elias Redstone ahead of the opening
By Charlotte Jansen Last updated
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Sensory store: Bang & Olufsen opens a quietly cool Melbourne flagshipBy Susanne Kennedy Last updated
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Church Street Butchers carves a niche in Melbourne with ethical vegetablesBy Elly Parsons Last updated
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Melbourne’s most laid-back seafront suburb gains a new yoga retreatBy Sotos Varsamis Last updated
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The Melbourne restaurants and bars that deliver straight to your doorAs the Melbourne dining out culture shifts to eating at home, residents are still craving the comfort of their favourite local restaurants and bars. Here, we present our pick of the Melbourne restaurants and bars offering takeaway and delivery
By Lauren Ho Last updated
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Formafantasma creates a furniture collection from technology scrapsBy Rosa Bertoli Last updated
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Art deco townhouses in Melbourne create a curvy beach-side blockBy Harriet Thorpe Last updated
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Civic serviceJohn Wardle Architects unveil ephemeral pavilion for the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne
By Nicola Fox Hill Last updated
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Oliver du Puy designs therapeutic house in MelbourneSuceeding in its aim to be a spiritual piece of architecture, the ‘Skinny House’ artfully exposes concrete and casts divine light. Yet, there’s nothing like a vitamin C-infused shower to cleanse you of your sins...
By Harriet Thorpe Last updated
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Yhonnie Scarce and Edition Office’s timber pavilion celebrates Indigenous historiesA sobering monument to the Aboriginal peoples of Australia, In Absence is a collaboration between the contemporary artist and Melbourne-based studio for the 2019 NGV Architecture Commission
By Dimity Noble Last updated


