Yellowtrace

Yellowtrace is a prominent and celebrated online design magazine. Launched in 2010 by Dana as a personal project, it rapidly grew in popularity and attracted a dedicated audience within both the local and international design communities, as well as design enthusiasts. The website features fresh content every weekday, providing thoughtfully selected, innovative, and well-researched articles covering Interior Design, Architecture, Art, Photography, Travel, and Design Culture.

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How Formafantasma Liberated Modernism from Tradition With a Theatrical Masterpiece for Cassina.

1 week ago | yellowtrace.com.au | Dana Tomic-Hughes

Staging Modernity A celebration of the 60th anniversary of the Le Corbusier®, Pierre Jeanneret®, Charlotte Perriand® Collection edited by Cassina. Featuring a theatrical performance and installation conceived by Formafantasma. Directed by Fabio Cherstich. Contributions from Emanuele Coccia, Andrés Jaque and Feifei Zhou (terriStories). Music and Sound Design Luca Maria Baldini. Vocal Arrangement Omar Lapo Diagne, Clara Luna Trindade Santos. Photography: Omar Sartor.
The Emotional Objects: Hermès Unveils 2025 Home Collection in Milan.

2 weeks ago | yellowtrace.com.au | Dana Tomic-Hughes

Hermès Home Collections was unveiled at Milan Design Week 2025 in a La Palota installation. Pivot d’Hermès table by Tomás Alonso. A master glassmaker melts the material to blow it, turn it, cut it, pinch it and shape it in line with the drawing that serves as a model. To create this object, the glassmaker superimposed two different coloured molten pastes onto the glass. Filled with water, these jugs present an infinite range of shades. Transparent mouth-blown glass with coloured overlays.
Monique Rozanès: The Light Alchemist I Can't Believe I'm Just Discovering.

1 month ago | yellowtrace.com.au | Dana Tomic-Hughes

Installation view, “Vision” by Monique Rozanès at Galerie Gastou, Paris. Photo: Edouard Auffray. Homage to Kandinsky Console by Monique Rozanès. Photo: Edouard Auffray. I was absolutely floored when Monique Rozanès’ latest exhibition crossed my desk—you could say her work genuinely knocked my socks off.
Love Shack in Bondi Reimagines Material Reuse and Small-Scale Functionality.

1 month ago | yellowtrace.com.au | Dana Tomic-Hughes

Nothing makes me want to do a little happy dance like projects that challenge convention, and it’s why this little project has stolen my heart. Second Edition‘s Love Shack is a prototype for material reuse and design for disassembly (DfD) that delivers small-scale functionality with remarkable resource efficiency.
The EVE Hotel Sydney: A Biophilic Breath in Wunderlich Lane's Final Chapter.

1 month ago | yellowtrace.com.au | Dana Tomic-Hughes

The hotel reception and lobby. Editorial styling by Joseph Gardener. Photography by Anson Smart. On the border of Surry Hills and Redfern, The EVE Hotel emerges as the missing puzzle piece in Sydney’s evolving urban fabric. Designed by SJB, this boutique luxury hotel marks the final addition to the vibrant Wunderlich Lane Precinct, offering a serene space in one of Sydney’s most dynamic neighbourhoods.
Australian Design Gold: Grazia & Co Breathes New Life into Meadmore's Mid-Century Classics.

1 month ago | yellowtrace.com.au | Dana Tomic-Hughes

Meadmore Recliner and Armchair. Meadmore Leather Sling Chair in Olive Leather. Meadmore Side Table. Meadmore Recling Chairs. Meadmore Leather Sling Chairs in Black. All location shots photographed at a project by Wood Marsh Architecture. Melbourne’s design scene just got a serious dose of mid-century brilliance with Grazia & Co’s revival of Clement Meadmore’s furniture and lighting designs.
Terrazzo, Steel, and Memory: Reimagining Caccia Dominioni's Legacy in Milan.

1 month ago | yellowtrace.com.au | Dana Tomic-Hughes

In a city that’s definitely not short on architectural history, Milan’s Piazza Carbonari now houses a renovation that speaks volumes about thoughtful design interventions. The “Self Modern” apartment, designed by Tenet (Chironi Passamonti Architetti) with Carlotta Garavaglia, is a 100-square-metre exercise in material dialogue and temporal conversation.
Hardware Store Haute Couture: The Stockholm Apartment Redefining Renovation Aesthetics.

2 months ago | yellowtrace.com.au | Dana Tomic-Hughes

In a time where design-led renovation costs can make your eyes water, Patrick Müller of Sweden and Switzerland-based architecture studio Ductus said “f*ck that $hit!” and took matters into his own hands with Bränningevägen—an 85sqm Stockholm apartment that transforms budget constraints into a compelling design narrative. The project emerged from necessity but evolved into something quite brilliant.
Quality Over Quantity: Sydney Art Deco Apartment Sacrifices Bedroom for Quality Living.

2 months ago | yellowtrace.com.au | Dana Tomic-Hughes

In a refreshing take on the typical Sydney real estate mindset, this elegant Art Deco renovation challenges convention by deliberately reducing the bedroom count to create a more spacious, light-filled home. The 84-square-meter apartment in Onslow Gardens in Sydney’s Elizabeth Bay is a poster child of thoughtful subtraction leading to enhanced living. Halleluiah!I’ve always been intrigued by projects that dare to swim against the current.
Knoll: A Design Love Story That Changed How We Experience Space Forever.

2 months ago | yellowtrace.com.au | Dana Tomic-Hughes

Wassily Chair, designed in 1925 by Marcel Breuer, was inspired by a bicycle frame. The Hungarian-American architect was known for his innovative use of tubular steel. Though he created many pieces of furniture in his time, the Wassily chair is his most iconic piece. Bertoia Diamond Chair, designed by Harry Bertoia in 1952, remains a fascinating study in bent metal and a fixture of mid-century design. Barcelona chair, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe between 1929-1931.