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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House for Five Women: Architecture as a Force for Good in Post-War Bosnia.

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

Photography: Maxime Delvaux & Adrien de Hemptinne. I wasn’t prepared for the flood of emotions that hit me when I first came across the House for Five Women in the rolling countryside near Gradačac, Bosnia and Herzegovina. There I was, scrolling through project photos in my Sydney office, and suddenly I was twelve years old again, watching my grandmother stretch paper-thin kore for burek, the familiar ritual of her weathered hands working magic with flour and love.
At Above The Clouds Melbourne Store, Pattern Explores Restraint as a Form of Richness.

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

Watching a young practice mature without losing its edge is incredibly satisfying. Pattern Studio—the Byron Bay and Sydney-based practice led by Lily Goodwin and Josh Cain—have just completed Above The Clouds’ second store at 80 Collins Street in Melbourne CBD. This is exactly the kind of project that reminds me why they’re one of my favourite studios working in Australia today. These two are proper designers and thinkers. Always have been.
From Marble to Wire: How Knoll Transforms Raw Materials into Timeless Design Icons.

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

Grasshopper table by Piero Lissoni. Grasshopper marble meeting table by Piero Lissoni. Knoll’s Chicago Showroom. Knoll’s exacting marble standards mean the company accepts less than 10% of available stones. When Florence Knoll invented the modern fabric swatch—mounted on identification cards packed with essential technical data— she was doing more than streamlining interior design workflows.
New Castle: A Walled Garden Paradise in Merewether by Anthony St John Parsons.

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

Nestled in the foothills of southern Merewether, New Castle by Anthony St John Parsons of ASJP Architecture presents an intriguing paradox—a substantial family home that deliberately conceals its scale behind a mysterious limestone wall. This isn’t your typical suburban residence.
Voce at Triennale Milano Elevates Music to Museum-Worthy Art Status.

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

Photography: Delfino Sisto Legnani, DSL Studio © Triennale Milano. In an era dominated by digital consumption, spaces dedicated entirely to the analogue experience of sound are becoming profoundly compelling. Globally, we’re witnessing a renaissance of venues that prioritise listening as a communal act—from Tokyo’s listening bars to Berlin’s sound galleries.
The World's Leading Ergonomist Reveals Why Your Design Philosophy Needs a Human-Centric Upgrade.

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

Professor Alan Hedge at the Sydney event this February, presented by Humanscale. Professor Hedge in conversation with Yellowtrace editor, Dana Tomic Hughes, at the Melbourne event this February. Let’s be honest—when most of us hear the word ‘ergonomics,’ we don’t exactly get excited. It’s up there with quarterly tax returns and contract fine print—important, but hardly thrilling.
Between Utopia and Reality: Dana's Milan Design Week Collaboration with Space Furniture.

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

Dana in front of Design Holdings/ B&B Italia showroom on Via Durini, Milan. Photo © Yellowtrace. B&B Italia window display. Photo © Federico Cedrone. Acerbis’ super cool stand at Salone Del Mobile 2025. Photos © Thomas Pagani. Acerbis’ new 2025 collection. Photos © Alberto Strada. Hello friends! I’m excited to share that I’ve joined forces with Space Furniture for another year to bring you my take on Milan Design Week 2025.
Beni's Intersection Collection with Studio KO is an Exceptional Example of Brand Communication.

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

Intersection campaign, shot on location at Casablanca’s Vincent Timsit Workshop—a 1952 architectural gem by Jean-François Zevaco. Artistic direction by Colin King. Photography by Romain Laprade. During Salone del Mobile 2025, Beni debuted the Intersection rug collection, and boy, did they go all out.
Does Design's Biggest Event Reflect a World in Crisis? Dana’s Unfiltered Take on Milan 2025.

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

Atelier De Troupe’s Intermezzo installation in collaboration with Studioutte. Photo: Giulio Ghirardi. Dana in front of Hannes Peers’ extraordinary conceptual marble installation for Margraf. Milan’s 1950s icon, Torre Velasca by BBPR architectural partnership, the location for Dedar’s unveiling of Weaving Anni Albers. Photo: Ilaria Orsini. Magician Exhibition by Eligo Studio at Triennale di Milano. Gio Ponti’s Treno Arlecchino, unveiled at Prada Frames 2025 symposium curated by Formafantasma.
How Formafantasma Liberated Modernism from Tradition With a Theatrical Masterpiece for Cassina.

1 month 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.