Object Index
Mary Street House corridor looking toward the dining area and pendant light
Mary Street House by Edition Office St Kilda, Melbourne Photography Rory Gardiner / Architectureau
The Boulevard by Archier kitchen with linear pendant, brass mixer, timber joinery, and island stools
The Boulevard by Archier Urban Victoria Photography Sharyn Cairns / Archier
House by the Park kitchen and dining area with oak floor, white joinery, and appliances
House by the Park by Nixon Tulloch Fortey Architecture Melbourne, Australia Photography Peter Clarke / Architectureau
House in Erskineville shower niche with brass shower head and textured stone tiles
House in Erskineville by Architect George Sydney, Australia Photography Clinton Weaver / Architectureau
Borrowed Garden House kitchen with stone island, timber joinery, tiled splashback, and linear pendant light
Borrowed Garden House by Topology Studio Albert Park, Melbourne Photography Timothy Kaye / Architectureau
Borrowed Garden House bathroom with wall tapware, basin, bath, stone vanity, and black wall tiles
Borrowed Garden House by Topology Studio Albert Park, Melbourne Photography Timothy Kaye / Architectureau
Alexandria House bathroom with shower niche, wall-hung basin, and blue and white tiles
Alexandria House by Lachlan Seegers Architect Sydney, Australia Photography Rory Gardiner / Architectureau
Merri Creek House kitchen with timber joinery, blue tile splashback, appliances, and tapware
Merri Creek House by Breathe Architecture Melbourne, Australia Photography Tom Ross / Architectureau
Merri Creek House bathroom with red mosaic tiles, shower tapware, and basin
Merri Creek House by Breathe Architecture Melbourne, Australia Photography Tom Ross / Architectureau
Mountain House kitchen with brass benchtop, brass tapware, timber joinery, and appliances
Mountain House by Studio Steen Tasmania, Australia Photography Anjie Blair / Architectureau
Mountain House bathroom with brass shower, brass basin tapware, basin, and soft flooring
Mountain House by Studio Steen Tasmania, Australia Photography Anjie Blair / Architectureau
Preston Residence bathroom with bath, towel rail, patterned wall covering, and floor tiles
Preston Residence by Brett Tuer Architect Preston, Melbourne Photography Scottie Cameron / Architectureau

Object Index

9 houses indexed

Visible supplier targets only

Object Index is a quiet product layer over Australian residential interiors. This test now starts with kitchen and bathroom objects where supplier/affiliate paths are most plausible: tapware, bathware, stone, tiles, lighting, appliances, and premium fixtures that are actually visible in the photograph.

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Image-led specification index

Object Index is a visual index for architecture and interiors: start with a published house, hover the product in the image, then follow the maker, showroom, or supplier path. The aim is to turn project photography into a clear specification layer for tapware, lighting, bathware, appliances, furniture, surfaces, and other visible objects.

The Archier test entry uses The Boulevard alongside Archier Products references including the Capital and Highline pendant range, Ashfield brass fixtures, the 01 Bronze Basin, and Cape Barren mixer. Product matches should still be verified with the architect or supplier before publishing commercially.

Want your project, showroom, or product range featured on Object Index? Email hello@archspacesgroup.com.

Sources: Architectureau, "Mary Street House by Edition Office," photography by Rory Gardiner; Archier, "The Boulevard," photography by Sharyn Cairns; Archier Products; "House by the Park," photography by Peter Clarke; "House in Erskineville," photography by Clinton Weaver; "Borrowed Garden House," photography by Timothy Kaye; "Alexandria House," photography by Rory Gardiner; "Merri Creek House by Breathe," photography by Tom Ross; "Mountain House by Studio Steen," photography by Anjie Blair; and "Preston Residence," photography by Scottie Cameron. Product data is taken from published specification lists and supplier pages and should still be checked with architects, publishers, photographers, and suppliers before commercial use.

Have a project in mind and want to know where an object is from? Send the house, room, or object and Object Index will try to trace the specification.

Supplier, maker, or showroom? If your products appear in Australian houses and you want them marked clearly in the image, get in touch.

hello@archspacesgroup.com