Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski’s residence drew inspiration from Scandinavian and Japanese design to become a detail-rich home befitting its context.
Starting with a whimsical canvas, Fiona Spence sought to preserve the magic of her Northern Beaches home while layering it with her own aesthetic.
Simone Haag has made a mid-century modern dwelling her own, layering the interior with her signature warmth and narrative depth.
At Hamish Guthrie’s home, a light-touch approach has facilitated a certain malleability, allowing the space to evolve with its inhabitants over time.
Robbie Walker’s off-grid family home blends raw materials with refined design and is a powerful reflection of place, purpose and resilience.
Gillian Khaw has cultivated a sophisticated, feminine-led aesthetic in her work, but her Sydney home demanded a more rigorous, minimalist approach.
Hillside House is a sanctuary of warmth, stillness and soul for interior designer Christina Symes.
Overlooking the shimmering expanse of Pittwater, Trincomalee is a lovingly restored 19th-century retreat by landscape designer Richard Unsworth.
Tucked into the backstreets of Sydney’s Darlinghurst, Laneway Glass House is an expression of the ethos of owner Henry Wilson.
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Interior designer Tamsin Johnson’s family home mixes creative flights of fancy and playfully curated collections with a sense of comfort and solidity.
Brahman Perera’s signature opulence and inventiveness combine with a soothing sense of serenity in the country home he shares with his husband.
Co-founders of Gachot Studios, Christine and John Gachot moved uptown to a ‘classic seven’ in 2023, prompting a fresh perspective on city living.
A corner property on an iconic Melbourne strip is a reflection of Andy Kelly and Mitchell Zurek, the duo behind Oigåll Projects and Brud Studia.
George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg’s Toronto home is an homage to the pair’s disarming spirited nature and affinity for collecting.