Johnson house

The house designed by Peter Johnson for his own family has been admired and acclaimed since its completion in 1963. Honest, unpretentious and wonderfully preserved, it endures today as an important work of Australian residential architecture.

Located on the slope of shallow oak-studded valley, the secluded one-acre was once part of a grand estate. A pergola and tennis court remained from that time. In 1954, a house was built near the highest elevation of the site. The sense of place that the house and the native landscape...

With its well-travelled collections of high-end furniture and art, Tamsin Johnson’s eastern Sydney home is a coastal beach house like no other.

Dakota Johnson opened her door to Architectural Digest and fans are loving a look inside her green, light and wooden LA home.

Anna Still and Marguerite Johnson (co-owners of Still Johnson Interiors) discuss their mix-it-up design philosophy, retail shop, and more!

Dakota Johnson recently gave Architectural Digest a tour of her LA home, which is the first major purchase she made with her Fifty Shades of Grey salary.

This contemporary courtyard house with subtle modernist references retains an echo of the country villa with classic proportions. Framed views, considered symmetries, and a clean and simple palette of materials make this a very comfortable family home. Built to high contemporary standards, the house is the realisation of years of planning and a high level of client input.

A model Japanese house in Philadelphia’s Fairmount Park contains—and is the star attraction of—an exhibition celebrating four remarkable designers who worked together in 1930s Tokyo.

Circular rooms and original furniture offer an authentic experience