Set within a quiet pocket of Paddington, this reworked 1880s terrace by Mitch Reed Architect balances heritage restoration with a series of contemporary interventions.
Overlooking the glassy waters of Lake Wakatipu, Moke Valley Cabin is at one with its hillside setting, revealing the power of poise and reduction.
Quiet House is an introspective and atmospheric retreat – a place of stillness that explores shadow, depth and a sense of refuge.
Wategos Beach House by CG Design Studio embodies relaxed luxury with its warm, earthy interiors and sweeping ocean views.
From the street, The Collector House appears much as it always has. Beyond that familiar frontage, however, the house has been entirely reimagined.
Whispering Smith brings a residence, recording studio and guest accommodation together in a considered composition shaped by landscape, season and use.
Pop Architecture rejuvenates a modest mid-century home through a subdued, tactile design that encourages touch and exploration.
Coastal architecture is often associated with lightness and informality, but Veil moves deliberately away from that expectation, introducing weight, contrast and smoky interior tones.
This lakeside holiday home in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, is designed with natural materials, layered textures and an elevated country sensibility.
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Blair Smith Architecture
Silver House by By Mysa unites heritage and modern design through crafted detailing and interiors shaped by the client’s art collection.
At Aether House, the latest project by Los Angeles design-build firm SLS Properties, atmosphere becomes the defining foundation.
Intrim’s timber mouldings help restore Victorian-era character to a terrace in Sydney’s Potts Point, renovated by Convict Interiors.
Cliffside Residence blurs the boundary between indoors and out, pairing a timeless earthy palette with playful moments of colour.
Aura departs from the usual Gold Coast residential typology, becoming a retreat that feels intimate and truly like home.
Urban Habitats transforms a heritage Adelaide villa not by adding more but by carefully reconfiguring what already exists.
Most family homes start from the ground up. Treetop starts in the canopy.
Crescent House is a richly textural home that frames striking views from Dover Heights to the city.
Studio Williams continues the evolution of Bellevue Hills House, expanding its rooms, creating new openings and layering in timeless details.
Chatham Residence takes cues from the area’s rich agricultural history, emerging as a pared-backed analogue retreat.
Arrawarra Beach House is made for slow arrivals, coastal rhythms and time spent reconnecting with kin.
For Brillhart Architecture, the design of Morningside Residence began with the landscape itself – an approach rooted in letting nature lead.
Powder House is a contemporary mountain home designed to provide generous space, privacy and functionality within its alpine setting.
Palm Beach House makes the case for preservation without sacrificing an ounce of architectural ambition.