Spaces effortlessly flow in a new and monumental home by Walter Barda Design in Sydney’s Bellevue Hill that highlights Dekton surfaces from Cosentino.

Located on a leafy street in the harbourside suburb of Sydney, Bellevue Hill House exudes a charm reminiscent of the idyllic Greek island of Mykonos.

Before a stateside relocation, New Zealand model Georgia Fowler engaged Tigmi Design Studio to harmonise mid-century design and contemporary art at her Sydney apartment.

Inspired by the site’s outlook to the garden, Richards Stanisich allows the natural tones of the exterior to permeate the interior spaces of Bellevue Hill Residence.

Wanting to instil a sense of cohesion to a double-fronted Federation home, Carla Middleton Architecture designs an old-meets-new renovation to connect Bellevue Hill House to its site.

Cranbrook Road by Housed Architects is a contemporary reinterpretation of a mid-century home originally designed by Stephen Gergely.

Located in a trendy enclave of Bellevue Hill in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, Black Vespa Home by Stafford Architecture exudes a timeless confidence.

Optimising the small and narrow allotment, Bellevue Hill House sees Mark Shapiro Architects propose a series of modern forms that express a linear connection of composure.

Balfour Residence by Tom Mark Henry is a generous family home that neatly reflects the appealing essence of its Bellevue Hill context.

Informed by fluid curves and an innate connection to landscape, Giardino by Luigi Rosselli Architects is an alluring structure that feels both ingrained within its locale and distinctly individual.

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.

Triplex Apartments see Luigi Rosselli Architects and Alwill Interiors balance a sense of open and closed, welcoming a lifestyle-led approach.

Arch-Texture sees Luigi Rosselli Architects celebrate the timeless arch and conjure a timeless and enduring home in the process.

Bellevue Hill House IV sees Popov Bass combine bold gestures with a balanced sense of calm to bring the light-filled home together on site.

Bellevue Hill House V sees Popov Bass return to the site of their original 1996 design to reconfigure and focus the home for its new custodians.