The Cultiver DESIGN

Explore the sculptural terrace in Sydney’s inner-city by Studio Liu and Christine Rose Interiors, where negative space, flowing forms, and the Japanese philosophy of ma create a calm and considered sanctuary.

As we return to Melbourne with our High Street, Armadale boutique, we speak with Tali Roth of Studio Tali Roth, the creative mind behind its design. Take the tour.

Inside a meticulously restored Victorian terrace in Paddington, Sydney, heritage charm meets modern family living. Designed by Modify Homes, the renovation balances original detail with calm, elevated spaces for contemporary life, read the full journal to see how it unfolded.

En Gold, the Australian design house known for its handcrafted artistry and natural materials, has opened its first U.S. showroom in Houston, Texas. To celebrate, a curated selection of CULTIVER pieces is now available in the space, reflecting a shared dedication to timeless design and considered living.

At CULTIVER, we believe every space should tell a story. In conversation with Dean Williams, Director of Sydney-based studio Architect George, we explore Overthorpe — a thoughtfully renovated 1970s apartment nestled within heritage-listed gardens. Take the tour.

Set on the Brisbane River, this three-level apartment was reimagined into a warm, refined home for a young family by designer Samantha Leigh. The renovation balances sophistication with comfort, creating seamless spaces filled with her signature texture and warmth. Take the Tour.

Sydney-based interior designer Natalie Johnson transformed her 1940s Art Deco apartment with a blend of Japanese tranquility and Scandinavian simplicity. Thoughtful storage, custom joinery, and a soft, calming palette make the compact space both functional and beautiful—layered with CULTIVER pieces for the perfect finishing touch.

For our latest Home Tour, we visit the Bondi Beach home of interior designer Sophie Davies. Known for her blend of classic European charm with contemporary touches, Sophie’s light-filled space is anything but a typical beach pad.

Nestled in the Byron Bay hinterland, Lo Scoglio—an Italian-inspired farmhouse—set the scene for our latest photoshoot featuring new tones Sand and Ivory. Thoughtfully curated, the home reflects its connection to her Sicilian roots.