The shifting geometries of Flexion House by Christopher Polly Architects are perfectly captured in the project’s renders, seeing a contemporary residence surrounded by natural beauty.
House at Pretty Beach sees Lahznimmo Architects aligns the resulting home with the existing contour lines of the terrain, using the natural elements as support and creating a uniquely immersed home.
Akin Atelier sets a new pace in the floral design discipline by blending functional geometry with architectural consideration and vintage styling to create an experience-driven store for Poho Flowers.
Blade House by Tecture celebrates the strength and tactility of concrete construction, skilfully tailoring northern views to the forest in an embrace of the countryside.
As her own home, Tamsin Johnson sculpts Johnson House as a fusion of love for storied spaces with her own unique expression, creating a private escape for her family from the world.
Curl Curl House sees Nobbs Radford Architects propose a home of balanced composure, where minimal details and junctions are conceived through a considered restraint.
Lucca Estate by EB Interiors adds to an existing narrative, connecting the home to its surrounds whilst encouraging an eclectic expression of its owners.
Penthouse III sees Lawless and Meyerson and MHNDU layer rich textures and heightened detailing to create a home of lasting resonance and new contemporary luxury.
Walker Farm sees Marc & Co and The Designory carefully respond to the unique site through a respectful consideration of context, optimising views of the surrounding landscape.
The Victorian Mosman sees Daniel Boddam Studio focus on elevating the experience of the modern home, connecting its previous chapters.
Royal Oak Floors, committed to providing customers with luxury finishes and environmentally conscious timbers, has taken the next step by opening a new Sydney showroom.
Dream Weaver sees YSG Studio align with experimental and open-minded clients to bring rich animation to the lofted home.
Birch Tree House sees H&E Architects expand on an existing storied home to integrate a contemporary sensibility, dotted with considered detailing and refinement throughout.
Bondi Terrace sees Studio Quarters combine a subtle and restrained approach alongside soft and playful engagement with colour to create an ideal base for everyday rituals.
Showcasing an immersive approach to design, The ECP Asset Management Office sees Hammond Studio craft a calming space using American hard maple.
Transformative Repair features a series of innovative pieces by leading Australian designers, seeing once loved items repaired and transformed to reflect modern consumer needs.
Recognising the importance of ongoing discussion and collaboration, Jardan and Koichi Takada Architects hosted a conversation around sustainability in design and architecture.
Proposing an unrivalled connection to nature, A SCAPE Eco Lodge by Vitale Design is a built-to-order tiny home, outlining the path to relaxed living.
Glenmore Terrace sees Tom Mark Henry draw from the layered past of the storied home, fusing the classical with the modern through an enduring and time-wearing lens.
Glenmore Residence sees Pohio Adams Architects overlay a restrained approach together with an expanding methodology to bring deliberate connections between the inside and out.
Beach House sees Archi-Texture and EB Interiors propose a layered home of vast proportions, opening outward whilst also being a reclusive oasis from the outside world.
Gezillig sees Studio Prineas combine an open and connecting approach in renovating and extending an existing home, while imbedding an element of the owners themselves.
Totoro House sees CplusC Architectural Workshop reimagine an existing home to live in harmony with the landscape while engaging its young family and allowing for privacy.
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K House sees Renato D’Ettorre Architects focus on an approach grounded in simplicity, anchoring the home to its site with a sustainable focus.
As a personal passion project, Harley Graham Architects combines adaptive re-use principles in Phoenix House with a focus on openness.
Mud Australia introduces a spacious new oasis for the homewares brand in Byron Bay, offering iconic collections in a spacious and elegant setting.
Dusk House sees Madeleine Blanchfield Architects transform an existing and dark home into a connected and flowing series of spaces that act as extensions of one another.
Erskineville House sees Lachlan Seegers Architect carefully navigate existing heritage elements to enlarge the existing as a calm and reclusive haven of restraint.
Point Piper sees Ciliberto draw on a timeless approach in forming the elevated residence, enhancing the everyday through heightened detailing.
Russell Lea House sees Robert Parisi Architecture + Design draw light and other natural elements into the resulting spaces to naturally enliven the everyday lifestyle of its occupants.
Woollahra Project sees Stanton Architects combine a layered approach with heritage accents to create a sense of escape from the outside.
The Chainmail House sees MNH Design Union and CRD combine to craft an internally connected and calming home of grand proportions, navigating its steeply sloping site.
Shelly Beach House sees Michael Cumming Architect combine a natural approach that aligns with a priority of living at one with nature, embedding the ability to open outer edges.
Courtyard House sees Maryanne Taskovski Architect extend the relevance of the previous materiality through a textured and handmade sensibility of the new.
Mirror Image sees Smac Studio and Van Rooijen Meyers Architects combine to craft a home of considered detail and refinement, capturing the personalities of those who live there.
Bronte Residence sees Jillian Dinkel, Maryanne Taskovski Architect and Smyth & Smyth all combine to transform the existing residence into an openly engaged coastal home.
Tsubo Niwa sees Matt Elkan Architect draw on a base of simplicity to propose an addition to an existing established home within a conservation area in North Sydney.
Hamilton Courtyard House sees Anthrosite Architects embed a shared warmth between the two houses as the connective tissue takes inspiration from the nuances of each, proposing a united home.
Riverview House sees Scale Architecture reference the previous design language of the home through reinforcing the natural connection as a continued focus.
The Bakery sees Anna Carin Design Studio draws attention to the beauty of the handmade and brings a curated approach in layering the old with the new.
Vaucluse Residence sees The Unlisted Collective and Sofair Design combine to cocoon the residents in a series of connected spaces that are both expressive and uniquely adorned.
Oyster Bay House sees Couvaras Architects propose a linear approach that focusses on the connection with the natural elements as a key experience of the home.
Caretakers House sees Aphora Architecture combine a familiar warmth and rural references in the careful reimagining of the existing structure, imbedding relevance and furthering its next chapter.
Vaucluse Apartment sees MHNDU, The Unlisted Collective and Akin Atelier all combine to focus on a connection to the natural as an elevated and relaxed series of homes.
Overlooking the Parramatta River and surrounded by parklands, Sanctuary by Sekisui House and Turner Studio is a unique residential development in Wentworth Point.
Coastview Apartments sees Andrew Burges Architects combine a familiar coolness with layered elements to elevate apartment life to match the iconic status of the building it sits within.
Fells Residence sees We Are Triibe work closely with the owners, who are the co-founders of fashion brand St. Agni, to propose a home of reflective earthed qualities, grounded in place.
House in Vaucluse sees Lawless and Meyerson and MHN Design Union combine to propose a series of interwoven refined spaces that consistently connect to the surrounding context.
Hue House sees Welsh + Major and Arent & Pyke reimagine the home as an expanded and openly connected series of spaces, each animated through the coming together of a lively curation.
After a time of forced remoteness and readjustment, what is it that will entice people back into the workplace?
Warm and embracing, YSG’s Four Pillars gin shop and bar wraps its visitors in a reassuring set of arms, combining of contrasting colours, textures and finishes, all aglow under large balls of light.
One business that has actively remained nimble in this ever- changing landscape is Melbourne-based architecture practice WOWOWA.
Home to Australian coastal-chic fashion label Aje, the landmark building of Aje Headquarters has been stripped back to its core, creating a clean palette to build from.
Potts Point Penthouse sees Jillian Dinkel focus on combining an elevated luxury through materiality and detail coupled with a playfulness of form to sculpt an enviable compact abode in inner Sydney.
Five hospitality venues located in Sydney with a focus on excellent design, including Atomic Beer Project by YSG and CicciaBella Parramatta by Fiona Lynch.
The simplicity and sophistication of an oyster emerges as the pearl of wisdom behind Margaret’s design. Refined Artedomus surfaces within enliven the collaboration between CAON Studio and ACME.
Norfolk House by SE DÉA ea combines an organic and restrained approach to extend the original handcrafted nature of the home through a more contemporary lens, as an idyllic escape.
As a hybrid of typologies, Alexander House by Alexander &CO. challenges preconceptions of work and home through an intriguing lens.
The new concept salon Self, by beauty destination The Parlour Room, is a holistic and indulgent endeavour – a space designed to balance the mind, body and soul.
