Immerse yourself in the elegance of Australian modernism with The Home: The Australian Journal of Quality, Vol. 13, No. 5, May 2nd, 1932. Known for its bold covers, striking photography, and cutting-edge design, The Home defined style and sophistication in interwar Australia, introducing readers to international art, fashion, architecture, and ideas while celebrating local talent.
This issue, from May 1932, reflects the magazine’s signature blend of high design, cultural commentary, and aspirational lifestyle, a window into the cosmopolitan spirit of early 20th-century Sydney and Melbourne. Richly illustrated and exquisitely produced, The Home was the Australian answer to Vogue and Vanity Fair — and today its issues remain highly prized for their visual flair and cultural resonance.
A rare survival from the golden age of Australian print culture, this issue offers collectors a direct connection to the glamour, design, and cultural currents of the 1930s.