Mitchell & Eades walked a fine line in their work on a new Portuguese restaurant in central Melbourne’s historic Russell House.
Home to a family and their significant art collection, Temple House by J. Kidman represents a considered meeting of several creative minds.
lenvill’s creativity, curiosity and commitment to bold, elevated design is exemplified in Light-filled Walkway in Melbourne’s Bentleigh.
Hill House is a suburban lantern of variegated brick and glass, hunkered in a steep terrain and shaped by the pursuit of wellness.
The Clubhouse is a bold, multi-level contemporary residence, featuring striking gabled forms, integrated landscaping and timeless materials.
Clarendon Works by Six Degrees Architects is a workspace that balances industrial robustness with a light-filled atmosphere.
The Peach House offers a contemporary take on the Australian barn vernacular, enriched with brass and copper accents.
On Melbourne’s iconic Smith Street, a new kind of homewares destination is making its mark.
The Sanctuary by Kate Walker Design is a refined retreat set within Alba Thermal Springs & Spa, offering elevated accommodation for rest and renewal.
Creative architecture blooms from the ground up across the first two stages of the Merrifield development.
In May the Burns I Bridge White the Lay at C. Gallery, artist Ben Mazey upends expectations of form and materials.
Anglesea House by Eckersley Architects is an ocean-side contemporary sanctuary designed for easy and flexible family living.
Newburgh Light House is a bold response to urban density, heritage constraints and the ever-growing demand for sustainable living solutions.
Harvest House is a testament to the romanticism of a natural landscape – a verdant shelter of dissolved edges, inviting nature to grow and take hold.
Art Deco Penthouse by Joluca Homes exudes luxury and timeless elegance, with two show-stopping MODE fireplaces from Stoke Fireplace Studio.
Australian lighting and furniture designer Articolo Studios marks its 10th year with a new Melbourne flagship showroom.
Defined by two distinct architectural styles, Beaconsfield Residence seamlessly balances its storied past and a bold new addition with clarity.
Artisan House is a carefully crafted architectural statement that balances sculptural interiors, a striking facade and links to the outdoors.
In the heart of Melbourne’s creative and commercial district, Forum offers a bold reimagining of what a workplace can be.
House on a Hill is a serene, sculptural dwelling that balances bold form with quiet restraint.
From soothing Venetian plasters to clay systems, Kastex’s lime-based finishes are as enduring as they are expressive.
In Two Parts House by Sonelo Architects, two crisp, wedge-shaped pavilions create a striking coastal retreat for a growing family and their guests.
Homeroom Studio retains the original structure of Montana Jewel while infusing the interiors with warmth and a contemporary sense of artful spaciousness.
A for Architecture crafts a beautiful family home featuring internal courtyards, crafted brickwork patterns and a sculptural helical staircase.
Robson Rak was enlisted to restore St Kilda Hill House to its former glory, thoughtfully reversing the effects of time.
Sydney-based Baker Studios’ select range of homewares and apparel is grounded in an aesthetic that is simple and grounded.
New Zealand soft furnishing brand Baya has unveiled its first Australian showroom, a calming space in Melbourne’s Richmond.
Acclaimed lighting designer Christopher Boots presents THEIA, a range of quartz crystal lights inspired by ancient mythology.
Careful planning and a thoughtful approach to materiality sees Sketch create a sanctuary that responds to its context with subtlety and assurance.
Unravelling a patchwork of previous interventions, Mim Design reinstates period charm to Verdant Residence by threading in contemporary comfort.
Casa Olivetta by Biasol Studio melds Edwardian history with daily life, quietly and confidently offering an immersive and gentle evolution of space.
Space Furniture has opened the first B&B Italia Outdoor standalone store in the world, in a heritage building in Sydney’s Surry Hills.
Embracing the eclectic style of the existing home, Hecker Guthrie crafts Balaclava Residence, an adaptable family dwelling with restored features.
Rachael Fry of Criteria, along with Pasquale Cook, has thoughtfully restored a heritage-listed villa in Hawthorn, Melbourne.
Fashion maverick Elliot Garnaut pivots to interiors, styling a serene sanctuary with Mitchell Zurek and Andy Kelly of Oigåll Projects and Alicia Racovolis Design.
In revitalising St David’s House, Pipkorn Kilpatrick seamlessly blends old and new elements, preserving the charming character of the original home.
A Victoria-era terrace in Melbourne’s bayside suburb of Middle Park has been transformed by Wellard Architects into light-filled family home.
Anderson House in coastal Torquay maxmises space and light on a compact site, juxtaposing coastal and urban materials to manipulate sense of scale.
Two sensitively designed multi-level homes share a single Glen Iris site, offering a fresh take on multigenerational living, courtesy of Nala Design and Orbis Constructions.
Blending mid-century charm with cutting-edge sustainability, C.Kairouz Architects and builder Samssons Projects deliver carbon-neutral townhouses – intelligent, efficient homes that redefine eco-modern living and enrich a vibrant, future-focused community.
Built on a tiny, inner-suburban site, Life Down a Lane by Tom Robertson Architects centres around two internal courtyards, turning the home’s focus inwards to create a private haven.
A bold evolution of a coastal Edwardian home, Williamstown Residence by Adam Kane Architects instils quiet contemporary simplicity and reductionist detailing amid a leafy 1000-square-metre setting.
Gable House celebrates escapism and bold creativity, offering a tailored response to the needs of an energetic family, where formality gives way to a vibrant interplay of colour, light and life.
Studio Doherty transforms a 1930s South Yarra home into a vibrant family space using bold art, curved forms and considered material choices.
Tucked into the utilitarian heart of Gippsland, Shady Creek Farm House by MRTN Architects reimagines what it means to live and work on the land.
Mount Martha House by Victoria Merrett Architects is a refined coastal residence defined by its L-shaped plan and central courtyard, which benefits from natural light and a strong indoor-outdoor connection.
A refined 28-storey tower above Sydney’s new Martin Place metro station, 39 Martin Place by Tzannes blends heritage sensitivity, civic generosity and architectural clarity into a future-focused commercial landmark.
Launched at Melbourne Design Week 2025, Dutoit’s MASS table lamp comes in classic walnut and future-forward HDPE, both possessing a timeless sculptural form.
Glenvill Developments’ Signature Club penthouses at YarraBend combine sculptural design and sweeping views with private lifestyle club access, all just 6.5 kilometres from Melbourne’s CBD.
Project Project’s new showroom in Melbourne’s Collingwood is a showcase of local and international talent, with a sharp focus on craftsmanship and delivering transparency to buyers.
Kent 3 by Agushi is a bold, sculptural residence in Toorak that blends brutalist architecture with luxury living, crafted with refined detail and elegant interiors.
The Keep by Inarc Architects is a home for two that also serves as a gathering place, deeply grounded in its coastal context and attuned to its surroundings.
Situated on a corner block in the bayside Victoria suburb of Middle Park, Panorama House features multiple vantage points that keep the water views front and centre.
A refined off-grid retreat in Victoria, Marraweeney balances minimalism with warmth, framing expansive views through restrained form, rhythmic detailing and a quietly responsive material palette.
Positioned on a bustling school-side corner in Victoria’s leafy Brighton, The Bronze House and The Dendy Sister form a striking architectural duo – distinct in character yet united in their contribution to the evolving streetscape.
In Melbourne’s Burnley, Field Office Architecture transforms a 1990s townhouse on a narrow site into a calm, light-filled family home, defined by layered spaces, tactile materials and considered sustainability.
Tucked among the weathered moonahs, Sorrento Bathhouse by Davidov Architects offers a serene refuge – an ancillary pavilion evoking the atmospheric richness of a Japanese onsen.
Building her holiday home on the Mornington Peninsula from the ground up gave Interior Designstein founder Aisha Chaudhry a deeper understanding of creating high-end residences that tell a story.
Studio Cobe reimagines a Victorian home in Elsternwick, blending heritage character with sculptural form, natural light and a restrained material palette to create a calm, connected family residence.
Part of Melbourne Design Week 2025, Quiet Studio offers an immersive experience where design, sound and materiality foster calm and physiological restoration, exploring the link between space and wellbeing.
