In the picturesque seaside town of Smiths Beach on Phillip Island in Victoria, an architectural transformation has taken place, breathing new life into an existing structure. Read more…
As a composed insertion to its inner-south locale of Toorak, the Bell & Fisher Architects designed home considers the surrounding and existing context in comprising its parts on site. Read more.
Using the classic combination of concrete and dark timber finishes, the facade of this private residence has a distinctly modern aesthetic. Read more.
Sydney-based architecture practice Koichi Takada is known for their use of timber to create calm and elegant interiors. But when it came to designing the pool common area of a luxury apartment in Melbourne’s Docklands, they had to find a product that would be materially appropriate for the context.
Rhythm is all around us. Present in the visual, auditory, tactile and even gustatory aspects of the world, rhythm is one of the most ubiquitous elements in nature. In this article we explore how battens can be used to create rhythm in design. Read more.
Melbourne’s multi-residential landscape has undergone a significant shift with the arrival of Sky One - a new glass tower landmark, positioned in vibrant and diverse Box Hill. Read more.
Aptly dubbed the ‘piano house’ by the designer, this residence centres around its habitants’ love for music, and is an expression of their passions and aspirations. Covet’s Ever Art Wood battens were the perfect fit for this forever home. Read more.
How Arkee Creative combined two Ever Art Wood® products to deliver a natural yet luxurious finish for Melbourne Grand Apartments Lobby. Read more here.
Designed by Neil Architecture, this sleek, linear façade invites natural light, maximises privacy and plays with texture to create an intriguing new family home. Read more here.
Located in a neighbourhood with abundant architectural beauty and diversity, this new luxury multi-residential building boasts a modern, timber look and concrete facade. Read more here.
Tube shaped timber look battens rippling across the facade of Lanzhou Chadstone are a nod to their signature dish - authentic beef noodles. Read more here.
Covet’s Ever Art Wood Koshi Battens helped March Studio incorporate curves into their interior design for Calia Restaurant - in three different ways. Read more here.
Kings Domain Apartment Complex in Melbourne showcases the versatility of Ever Art Wood with stunning effects. Read more here.
Covet's Ever Art Wood Kabebari Battens tick the boxes for this modern convenience station cafe, providing both a natural timber look and a fire rated facade and interior solution.
A modern dual townhouse development beautifully finished, to maximise natural light and reduce onsite build time, using Covet's Ever Art Wood® prefabricated Doubuchi screening & Kabebari batten two part profiles.
Using curves to soften the building, and natural timber look panelling that encases the exterior - the structure blends into the surrounding landscape.
Covet recently worked with both builder and architect to create a suspended ceiling using the 30x85 two piece Kabebari profile. We supplied a custom black T section that was affixed to ceiling rods. From there the battens were fastened to the T sections with an acoustic matt infill. The end result delivered by the builder was testament to their tradesmens' skills.
Covet is proud to be part of the new Articolo lighting showroom in Richmond. A custom Concrete overlay floor was crafted to suit the modern aesthetic of this space. The Alabaster with Marble/Dove aggregate blend features in the entrance of the showroom.
Covet was fortunate to work with Covet was fortunate to work with ARCD on an innovative office fit out in Richmond. Takasho Ever Artwood was selected for a board room cladding feature. Designers have been drawn to the realistic and unique aesthetic of this Japanese timber palette, coupled with its excellent FR attributes.
Kihara Landscapes recently completed a stunning traditional styled Japanese tea house in Melbourne. A blend of calming natural elements, methodical placement of decorative features and selection of long lasting Japanese made Ever Art Wood will ensure this tranquil space will serve its owners for many years. The space had several unique Takasho Japan items including custom 3 part exterior screen, lighting, wall cladding and Art Wood.