Yellowtrace Spotlight // December 2015.Welcome to our December edition of Yellowtrace Spotlight - the last one for 2015! As we wrap up the year that was, we have a selection of some of the things that have been submitted and uncovered in this past month, including a new...
Mr & Mrs Fox, Hong Kong.Designed by Charlie & Rose, Hong Kong-based company owned by Australian designer Ben McCarthy, Mr & Mrs Fox is a 250-seat multi-level bar and restaurant with a craft beer-house at street level, raw bar and steakhouse on the first floor and...
Smalls Bar in South Melbourne by Fiona Lynch.There is so much to love about this little jewel of a space. What the interior lacks in size, it more than makes up for in visual interest, tactility, warmth and supreme attention to detail. The whole effect is nonchalant, effortless...
Piselli Restaurant in Sao Paulo by Eric Carlson.Nestled within the vegetal oasis and bathed in sunlight, Eric Carlson’s unique design for Piselli in São Paulo was conceived as a Restaurant in the...
Orang+Utan Vegetarian Bar in Kiev by AKZ Architectura.Ukrainian architectural studio AKZ Architectura have covered the interiors of this vegetarian bar in Kiev with a grid of white ceramic...
Yellowtrace Spotlight // November 2015.Hello friends, and welcome to the November edition of Yellowtrace Spotlight where we round up best submissions from Australian and global design news. Fasten your seat belts as we are about to unload on you a whole bunch of amazing stuff -...
The Ugly Duckling by Hecker Guthrie // Melbourne, Australia.Tucked into the evolving intersection of Swan & Church Street, The Ugly Duckling designed by Hecker Guthrie represents all that is Melbourne. The interior is clean yet theatrical, sporting a touch of nature, with a nod to the...
‘Holy Smoke’ Restaurant & Bar in Rotterdam by Studio Modijefsky.Studio Modijefsky have designed the interior of Holy Smoke, a new Bar & Restaurant set in a historic building on the corner of Tiendplein in...
Stories On Design // Why Are Architects So Sick For Green?I've been noticing a peculiar phenomenon in architecture both here and overseas which has me scratching my head juuuust a little. There happens to be one colour (other than "concrete") that sits at the top of architect's list. Green....
