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In the realm of education, where the pursuit of knowledge and intellectual growth lies at the heart of every institution, the power of a well-crafted logo cannot be underestimated.

A logo serves as a visual representation, capturing the essence and values of an educational establishment. Understanding key design elements can help educational institutions create logos that not only embody their identity but also serve as a catalyst for knowledge and learning.

The popularity of adjustable beds has risen a lot in the current years. These beds can provide you with better sleep, relieve pain, and give you the best comfort. 

If we talk about an adjustable bed frame, it is a type of bed base that allows to customize the positioning of the mattress, which results in increasing comfort and health benefits. 

When choosing an adjustable bed frame, there are many aspects that you need to consider. We will be talking about those aspects later in this blog.

Get ready because it’s home lottery time and this contemporary home in Melbourne’s inner East is an absolute dream. The latest grand prize in the Royal Melbourne Hospital Home Lottery is valued at $4.9million and is located on a leafy street in Kew. A design collaboration from Mazzei Homes, Webster Architecture and Nathan Burkett Landscaping. Featuring a balanced palette of moody notes with light and airy tones, this modern interior is very easy to move straight into! Take a closer look at your potential new home and purchase a ticket to be in the running…

What’s it like to live in a tiny home that’s not so tiny? This week we explore The Cutting, a project from designer Nick Lane and builder Aaron Shields, who came together to shift the idea of living within your means and to show that living smaller – actually allows for better interaction with each other and with nature. The Cutting was designed and built in collaboration between Small and Ample co. Since the completion of this project Aaron has started a new business specialising in the design and manufacture of bespoke transportable spaces.

The Eastern Dock Edge is part of the Canada Water redevelopment for the enjoyment of the existing community and new residents, workers and visitors who will come to Canada Water as part of the regeneration underway to deliver a new town centre. We entered and won a design competition to design a hub that would knit together with the wider masterplan and development by British Land, reflect the heritage of Canada Water and Southwark and provide an individuality to this part of the development.

For 20 years, Grace Dlabik has been seeking an accessible rental property suitable to live with her son Elijah, who has cerebral palsy. Elijah is quadriplegic, and uses an electric wheelchair that’s too wide and heavy to move through most Australian homes. 

‘Wheelchair accessible rental homes are very hard to come by, and we’ve lived in compromised conditions for Elijah’s entire life that have not at all been adequate for his needs,’ says Grace, who is a creative director, artist, and director of creative agency