With Hampden, Rob Mills Architecture & Interiors has crafted a haven for elevated living through minimalist design and elevated furnishings curated by Living Edge.
The MPavilion Season 11 program combines art, design and performance at Tadao Ando’s iconic structure in Melbourne from November 21 2024 to March 22 2025.
Channelling the locale’s creative, design-focused spirit, interior designer Georgina Jeffries seeks to add drama to the streetscape with Friends with Frank on Fitzroy’s iconic Gertrude Street.
Melbourne Place, the latest luxury boutique stay in the heart of Australia’s arguably most creative and cultural mecca is a declaration of intention, purpose and identity.
Artist Kimmy Hogan transforms a humble weatherboard in Geelong into a double-storey family home that oozes individuality, elevated by striking architectural door hardware by Iver.
Situated on a verdant street in the Melbourne suburb of Caulfield North, this luminous family retreat remains true to its mid-century heritage while thoughtfully embracing the future.
Designed by Pandolfini Architects, Point Nepean House gracefully contours with the landscape, creating intimate retreats that draw the eye to the surrounding beauty.
Making her curatorial debut, Melbourne-based stylist, decorator and designer Simone Haag will curate Craft Victoria’s final main gallery exhibition for the year – ‘Fables & Folklore’.
C.Kairouz Architects’ Bonded House transforms a compact site in Northcote into a light-filled, flexible family home, seamlessly integrating indoor and outdoor spaces.
A home in Melbourne’s south-eastern suburbs is reimagined by Studio Welgus, its expansive spaces imbued with warmth from Elton Group’s rich timber veneers.
In the heart of Collingwood, House of Fortune by Dean Dyson Architects bridges eras, weaving cherished memories to honour both personal history and architectural legacy.
Portsea Beach House is a monument within an established landscape. A weathered pavilion of concrete and timber instils an architectural permanence atop a terraced arena of outdoor occupation.
K.Holland Architectural Interiors transforms Stefano de Pieri’s mid-century Mildura home into a chef’s retreat, blending cherished artefacts with a rich Italian heritage in a humble outback setting.
A collaboration between Setsquare Studio and Moby Architecture & Interiors uncovers the layers of history of Claude Street – a contemporary addition that challenges conventional expectations.
Crafted by Lauren Tarrant Design, Armadale Villa is made for entertaining, reflecting both a Mediterranean influence and the clients’ history in hospitality.
FIGR’s flexible design for Icon HQ blends collaborative and private spaces, using biophilic principles and adaptable layouts to foster wellbeing, movement and productivity.
Preserving a home steeped in history is a true art form, and Studio Beal has clearly mastered this craft with a stunning renovation of a heritage home in Armadale.
A once-ordinary 1990s home in Auburn, Melbourne, has undergone a remarkable metamorphosis by Fiona Lynch Office, resulting in a space where art and design intertwine.
Eva’s first flagship showroom, designed by In Addition, reimagines the retail experience with a thoughtful approach that highlights its furniture and homewares.
Number 42 Northcote by Studio ab. captures the essence of the North Melbourne locale where it resides while celebrating the home’s existing features with a modern overlay.
Heritage details and historic charm are woven into the sensitive transformation of an 1860s home that is now a contemporary family residence that harmonises with inner-city living.
An inviting Melbourne home, Fitzroy North House combines warm, minimalist interiors by Alessia Ferrarini Design Studio with structural work by Cera Stribley.
Sandringham Residence by Jost Architects blends period charm with contemporary design. This integration activates the entire site while retaining the character and warmth of the Tudor-style home.
Malvern House 02 showcases Rob Kennon Architects’ ability to harmonise the home’s detailed heritage with the inviting warmth and openness of modern living.
Embracing modern openness, Emily Gillis Interior Design responds to Toorak Apartment’s architectural heritage and the owners’ desire for a simplified, calming space as they downsize.
Fowler and Ward’s redesign of Barkly House creates a light-filled, inward-looking sanctuary, balancing heritage charm with modern living through innovative, space-maximising design elements.
Designed by Davidov Architects, LDS Residence celebrates the spatial approach of architect Louis Kahn, optimising the arrangement of social spaces for entertaining.
Sanders & King thoughtfully reimagines a 1930s maisonette, transforming its formerly compartmentalised layout into a cohesive, light-filled family home.
Pursuing a quality of understated opulence, McCluskey Studio breathes new life into a stately Victorian home, delivering a calm sanctuary connected to the property’s established gardens.
A playful rejuvenation of a heritage-listed home, Lyrebird House by NY Design is a modern family home that doesn’t neglect its original Art Deco charm.
A reimagined Victorian terrace, Amess by Martino Leah Architects breaks free from constraints of its era while maintaining a respectful nod to its origins.
Interior designer Georgina Jeffries calls on a palette of deep blues, cool neutrals and warm metals to bring contemporary elegance to this 1920s Californian bungalow.
No Rezzavations House doubles the scale of a suburban family home in Melbourne’s north with a humble, two-storey addition wrapped in a dynamic, multi-purpose screen.
Designed by Sonelo Architects, The Linton House encapsulates a dynamic collection of rooms, accommodating different ways of living and embracing verdant surrounds.
The Seguin Multivision 8000 3V fireplace from Sculpt Fireplace Collection elevates a coastal residence in Barwon Heads, combining modern design, expert craftsmanship and heating efficiency.
In the Melbourne Square precinct, east meets west in eight opulent new penthouses by renowned designer David Hicks, bringing new meaning to luxury living in the heart of the city.
A Victorian building with a contemporary addition, Northcote House No. 3 is considered a ‘story in two parts’, crafted by Ancher Architecture Office and Pipkorn Kilpatrick.
The Victorian coastal town of Venus Bay – part of the Cape Liptrap Coastal Park on the South Gippsland coastline – is an oasis of pristine beaches, rugged landscapes and wildlife.
Wave House by Martin Friedrich Architects is a bold architectural statement, with masterfully balanced, controlled geometries creating a rhythmic and dynamic composition throughout form and space.
Horace House by Tara Wokulski combines minimalist design with functional elements, incorporating Made by Storey flooring and natural finishes to create a serene family home.
Haven by Latitude 37 exemplifies coastal luxury on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, seamlessly blending contemporary design with the natural beauty of Mount Eliza’s ‘Golden Mile’.
In Melbourne’s Brunswick East, Bryant Alsop breathes new life into a dark and dated Californian bungalow via a central courtyard and light-filled rear extension.
Armadale Annex by Eliza Blair Architecture blends modern design with an Edwardian home, enhancing living spaces through sustainability and heritage preservation.
Simone Haag has long been a beacon of timeless design, consistently creating spaces that embrace and enhance their inherent charm. Light Well House, her family home in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs.
Holbrooke House, designed by Melbourne-based interior designer Brahman Perera, nods to Art Deco style while remaining firmly rooted in its contemporary surroundings.
Nilo Brighton by Tom Robertson Architects is a dual residence that balances privacy, security, and warmth, featuring a cohesive design with abundant natural light and serene interiors.
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