Elmore sees Flack Studio inject personality and curiosity through bold and unexpected gestures.
Madeleine Blanchfield Architects extends an existing 1960s top-floor apartment with a prefabricated pavilion that embraces its enviable location and expansive outlook.
Brisbane Riverbank House sees Owen Architecture take cues from the existing 1930s home and its location to propose a home of earthy hues and a grounded openness.
Fitzroy North House 02 by Rob Kennon Architects combine the atypical and the refined to propose a contemporary home that sits respectfully within its inherited structure.
Born from a passion for Danish design, Great Dane’s story has continued to evolve through the relationships developed with studios in Scandinavia and engagement with local Australian makers.
Zen Architects’ Pool House gestures to the forms and details of the original Victorian shopfront while creating a new contemporary home designed for entertaining and multigenerational living.
Cantilever’s latest release, the K3 Kitchen System in SoftTouch Black, exhibits the true depth in the brand’s product language, whilst emphasising the versatility of Cantilever’s Kitchen System.
Conceived as a solid mass from which spaces have been carved out, Workroom’s Toorak Residence is a family home crafted from concrete.
The Nave collection, designed by SKEEHAN exclusively for Stylecraft, draws design inspiration from the nautical construction process in order to offer increased flexibility to modern offices.
With an empathetic understanding that each space can be its own unique sanctuary, Georgina Jeffries Interior Design is founded on principles of balance and timelessness.
South Coogee House sees Renato D’Ettorre Architects combine a highly considered formal approach with an experimental rigor to the coastal residential vernacular.
Somers Avenue sees JCB Architects beautifully articulate the newly expanded home through elements of refinement and considered detailing.
Limestone House sees Winwood McKenzie gently yet purposefully adapt an 1855 Melbourne residence into a contemporary, character-rich family home.
Oak Tree House sees Susi Leeton Architecture and Interiors combine restraint and subtleties to propose a welcoming home set around its own generous oak tree.
House Queens Park sees Tribe Studio Architects reinterpret the old through the new, with a contemporary restraint and refinement.
Metropol sees Rakumba collaborate with German designer Sebastian Herkner to imagine a collection of simple and subtle gestures that come together as an expression of form and light.
Clifton Hill sees Studio Goss take cues from the building’s Brutalist past to create a highly detailed and restrained apartment archetype in the otherwise heritage-rich Clifton Hill.
Warm and welcoming, with generous curves and a subtle, organic palette, The Expansive Kitchen designed by Kennedy Nolan is a collaboration with Laminex that explores the potential of laminate.
Malvern House by Kennedy Nolan is the result of replanning an Edwardian-era home to better suit and perform for its current custodians.
Brass House sees Edwina Glenn closely collaborate with the client and builder to bring a combined refinement and textural palette to this existing Toorak home.
Behind the traditional frontage of a 1940s semi-detached cottage in Bondi, Andrew Burges Architects Bismarck House unfolds as a series of experiments with form, materiality and space.
HIP V. HYPE and Six Degrees Architects, the team behind Nightingale 2.0, are bringing a new sustainable, community-focused apartment development to life with Ferrars & York.
Offering a sense of disconnect and respite from the urban condition, Monk Mackenzie’s Waiatarua House is a suburban tree house on the city fringes of Auckland.
Darling Point Art Deco sees Handelsmann and Khaw combine a considered and contextually appropriate approach to transform key support spaces into the gathering heart of the home.
Brighton East House by InForm is a double-story home created to allow its inhabitants, a family of six, places of connection as well as spaces for each to retreat.
Budge Over Dover is the result of YSG Studio’s curatorial approach, bringing together materials, forms, objects of interest and curious gestures to propose a home bursting with personality.
Breathe Architecture’s Warehouse Greenhouse challenges the typical residential vernacular, doing more with less to create a balance with the natural world and combining sustainable principles.
The Flinders House sees Sally Draper Architects combine an appreciation for context and an understanding of materiality and restraint, to propose a secluded retreat.
Iconic Italian furniture brand Cassina will soon be distributed in Australia, with ‘The Cassina Perspective’ representing a collection that brings together classic designs and contemporary pieces.
Tamsin Johnson has reimagined a sprawling South Yarra home into a casual and layered oasis for a young Melbourne family.
The revival and transformation of a 1990s home, Queens Park House sees Atelier ADU work within the structural confinements of the building to create space, flow, and light.
Carlton Apartment sees Tom Eckersley Architects combine a focused restraint with a contemporary minimalism to complete a challenging build during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Emerging from the banks of Lake Derby in Tasmania, Floating Sauna by Licht Architecture is a composition of two shed-like pavilions floating on a pontoon.
Pilly Street sees Coy Yiontis combine a crafted rigor with natural materials to create an enduring and sustainably expanded home.
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Tama House sees Carla Middleton Architecture conjure a privately-focused home, filled with light that is reflective of its context and which embraces its coastal milieu.
Imagined as a place to celebrate and integrate with the natural landscape, Tree House by Matt Elkan Architect immerses itself in its bushland setting with a sense of bold conviction and clarity.
A story of the handmade, the film ‘Artisanally Articolo: The Makers’ explores the Melbourne lighting studio’s dedication to the craft of making and to creation through collaboration.
Articolo founder and creative director Nicci Green’s design process is as dynamic and fluid as the forms she is responsible for conjuring.
Danny’s House sees Lockyer Architects combine two separate time periods, taking cues from surrounding typologies and allowing the natural to infiltrate the built.
Long House sees Clare Cousins has imagined a home that both sustainably performs and combines refinement and sensitivity within its contemporary comprising parts.
Hillside House by Tecture sees a relatively closed front façade gives way to an open, light-filled family home, designed for a growing young family.
Sorrento Beach House by Pandolfini embraces the simplicity of the traditional holiday home, capturing the essence of summers spent on the beach and by the pool.
Juniper House by Dylan Farrell Design represents the culmination of an ambitious project the clients sought to have completed in just three months.
With a strong commitment to progressive urban design and appreciation, Milieu Property’s latest development, Brunswick East, sets out to cultivate a strong, vibrant community.
Crane in the Sky sees YSG Studio transform a bland, soulless penthouse apartment in Sydney’s Walsh Bay into a treasure-trove of texture, pattern and colour.
Created for a family of four with a strong appreciation for design, Caulfield North by InForm is a unique sculptural solution to a challenging narrow site.
With Brighton Luxe, Carr combines the highly crafted with a refined minimalism, destined to endure the tests of time and honour the rituals of daily life.
With an honesty in materiality and playful engagement with natural light, Deco House by Mihaly Slocombe Architects unites a calming sense of retreat with art deco references.
Shaun Lockyer Architects’ Graphic House is inspired by the principles of modernism and driven by a highly distilled approach to design.
Situated on a rugged, windswept dune that drops sharply down to the ocean below, the Cliff House by Auhaus Architecture is a strong response to the harsh coastal conditions.
Behind a historic cottage in Battery Point, Hobart, Archier has set a glazed dark pavilion, a discreet, layered entity that coalesces around a central landscaped courtyard.
South Yarra House sees Robert Simeoni Architects combine considered restraint and a celebration of heritage in their approach and development of decisive insertions.
The Comoda Sofa is designed in Melbourne by Biasol and manufactured in collaboration with Molmic, the modular sofa collection was born from a need for dynamism, comfort and sustainability.
Imbued with the vibrancy of the ‘roaring 20s’, Spanish Queen by Robson Rak sees the restoration, renovation and addition to an original 1920s Spanish mission house in Melbourne’s southeast.
Coastal Home sees Decus Interiors combine elements from the existing heritage home through a contemporary lens to anchor the home’s past in the present.
Prahran House sees Techne Architecture and Interior Design pay homage to the original industrial past of the site and insert a brutalist-inspired home behind the brick warehouse façade.
Scapellino House sees Biasol, together with Architecton, combine heightened luxury and quality in expressing the Bartucca family’s history as stonemasons, in a home that embraces their origins.
North Bondi House saw a 1980s semi-detached house within walking distance of Bondi Beach become a canvas for Josephine Hurley Architecture to create a bright, comfortable family home.
NNH Residence by Emma Tulloch Architects and Mim Design is a luxurious exploration of scale and intimacy, underpinned by a design language steeped in the client’s love of luxury automobiles.
