In Melbourne’s Brighton, 10 St Ninians pairs refined simplicity with bayside living, showcasing custom design details like curved joinery and Iver’s Brunswick hardware to create a calm, cohesive atmosphere.
Cremorne House, developed by Wilmac Properties and designed by SJB, is a boutique commercial building whose architecture takes cues from the area’s past through massing and materiality.
Thoughtfully reimagining a compact yet dynamic espresso bar in Melbourne’s office district, Kerry Kounnapis Architecture Practice (KKAP) offers a refreshing alternative to the usual coffee shop.
Deering Office is a calm, meditative Prahran workspace primed for inspiration and ideation for Sydney-based architect and interior designer Sophie Davies.
The July store in Melbourne’s Chadstone – created by retail design wunderkinds In Addition – offers an immersive customer experience, one that is thoughtfully designed.
Surrounded by rolling hills and verdant valleys, a family home by Chamberlain Architecture & Interiors celebrates the abundant and breathtaking Victorian landscape.
With GlobeWest furniture at its heart, this coastal home on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula blends timeless indoor and innovative outdoor pieces to create a sublimely relaxed retreat.
Oceano Hampton by Lowe Living combines striking architecture with elegant, warm interiors by Bec Judd to create a premium experience in Melbourne bayside living.
The reimagined Salus House in Melbourne’s Elsternwick balances heritage charm with modern practicality, using bold colour, rich materiality and finely detailed interiors to create a family home.
With a flowing and low-lying arrangement, Pavilion House is a light-filled dwelling tailor-made for family fun and immersed within pockets of considered greenery.
An Australian fashion stalwart, Scanlan Theodore continues to forge its own path with its distinctive take on contemporary, timeless pieces that celebrate individuality.
The call of the countryside is answered in a symphony of striking marble, an intuitive mix of materials and a bowerbird variety of mid-century modern pieces in this Victorian weekender.
At QV Melbourne, the latest gallery-like retail space for contemporary Australian fashion label Bassike showcases the minimalist, laid-back nature of the brand as curated by Akin Atelier.
Echo House in Melbourne reimagines a mid-century family dwelling as a contemporary retreat rooted in modernism and embracing the spirit of the past while responding to the needs of family life.
SJB director Adam Haddow brings a conceptual and functional approach to the renovation of a 1950s brick worker’s cottage in country Victoria for his parents to enjoy and find solace in.
Through site-sensitive design, a sophisticated material palette and a focus on sustainability, FIGR Architecture Studio has created a home deeply integrated with its Victorian coastal context.
In this bold and beautiful addition to Melbourne’s gritty urban landscape, Jolson has reinterpreted the concept of a commercial warehouse conversion with a contemporary twist.
Melbourne Place, the city’s latest luxury boutique hotel, is the perfect backdrop for an immaculately curated selection of Australian design, including stand-out pieces from Jardan.
Alexandra Buchanan Architecture reimagines a Victorian cottage, bringing in light, spatial clarity and crafted materiality while seamlessly integrating the client’s art.
With the clients’ impressive art collection top of mind, Homeroom Studio embraced soft, neutral tones to reimagine a grand Melbourne home, creating an elevated, serene retreat.
Inspired by the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, which embraces beauty in imperfection, Malvern Residence III rises from the landscape much like the time-honoured trees surrounding it.
This mid-century dwelling has been sensitively repaired by Vaughan Howard Architects, becoming a captivating setting for artists in residency programs as part of the Garambi Baanj Cultural Precinct.
orest Road House by Wiesebrock Architecture is a modernist-inspired retreat designed with both calm and spatial flow in mind, while also addressing the needs of its owners.
Mumbai-born, London-based designer Nipa Doshi – co-founder of Doshi Levien studio – has been named the recipient of the prestigious 2025 MECCA x NGV Women in Design Commission.
Nature takes centrestage in River House by Susi Leeton Architects + Interiors, a serene five-level family home nestled on a complex plot along a bend of the Yarra River.
In Melbourne’s Toorak, Curation Design Studio renovates a 19th-century workers’ cottage, honouring its heritage features while bringing it firmly into the contemporary realm.
Arthurs Seat Residence by Hecker Guthrie and Davidov Architects combines contemporary farmhouse aesthetics with the lush Red Hill landscape, celebrating winemaking, hospitality and a lifestyle.
Multi-hyphenate visual artist Dawn Ng’s 2025 Melbourne Art Fair commission, The Earth is an Hourglass, 2024, was launched at The Ritz-Carlton, Melbourne on February 21, 2025.
Nestled within the verdant streets of Hawthorn, this two-storey residence by Michael Mckeon Architects is a masterclass in restraint and thoughtful composition.
Design studio Robson Rak took a ‘bilingual’ approach in renovating this Victorian home in Melbourne’s south-east, blending the distinct languages of the old and new.
Characterised by formal simplicity and a monochromatic palette, Stucco House by InForm presents a quiet yet confident presence in the Melbourne suburb of Beaumaris, giving little away at first glance.
Architecture Works transforms Caulfield North House through natural materials, seamless indoor-outdoor connections and thoughtful design, creating a calming sanctuary for modern family living.
With a refined blend of modern and heritage features, Terrain Nine Design Studio’s moody, atmospheric workspace in South Melbourne is the perfect embodiment of its design principles.
Three Peaks House by Ha Architecture thoughtfully integrates sustainable design with a functional layout, creating a family home that embraces its connection to a stunning north-facing backyard.
Spanish Mission House by Lande Architects blends thoughtful conservation and sustainable design, enhancing livability while celebrating identity and place.
Set amid the brick interwar charm of Glen Iris’ Summerhill Estate, Waterfall House reimagines the home’s art deco features, blending them with enhanced space and modern liveability.
Inspired by the balance between architecture and the surrounding landscape, Not a Motel by Pleysier Perkins allows its occupants to seamlessly transition to the outdoors.
Egerton Street House celebrates coastal living with robust forms, natural materials, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow, offering a serene, adaptable retreat on the Mornington Peninsula.
Balwyn House, a blonde brick residence by Wall Architects, captures the attention of passers-by with its striking facade and thoughtfully designed interiors.
Edwina Glenn has elevated the retro-kitsch bones of a 1980s home with carefully selected materials and furnishings while transforming the layout for an active family.
This Brunswick remodel creates a dialogue between the contrasting styles of the existing structure and its starkly modern additions, while a lush ornamental garden takes centrestage.
A neglected Victorian home in Ascot Vale is transformed by Castley McCrimmon Architects, blending restored heritage details with a modern extension of light and texture.
Nightingale’s latest conception of socially, financially and environmentally sustainable housing in northern Melbourne is a study in considered regeneration, equity and durable design.
In Melbourne’s prestigious Toorak, St Kevin’s College recently added a new learning facility, Glendalough, which features a statement facade constructed of Dekton by Cosentino.
In Melbourne’s Fitzroy, where creativity and cultural heritage collide, The StandardX Hotel emerges as a fresh new face in the neighbourhood’s cultural landscape.
Architecture and interior design practice Cera Stribley, renowned for its signature aesthetic of elegance with an edge, has unveiled its latest workspace in Melbourne’s Richmond.
In the competitive landscape of real estate, choosing the right collaborators can make or break a project. This is where Jellis Craig stands apart, offering guidance from conception to completion.
Multidisciplinary Melbourne studio Space Between takes a non-traditional approach to collaborations with the likes of Nike, Troye Sivan, Arc’Teryx and MPavilion.
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