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’.

Exemplifying the town’s humble beachside aesthetic, Osprey, Martha Cove, designed by Wolveridge Architects for Figurehead Group, offers a new standard for coastal apartment living on Victoria.

Within its idyllic setting in the Mornington Peninsula, Retreat Residence feels transportive for all those that enter through the tall trees that mark the driveway leading to its entrance.

Coastal Compound by Carr takes influences from a mansion in Bel Air to the likes of robust and brutalist forms.

The legacy of House on the Hill is extended as Robson Rak constructs an extension using rammed earth, anchoring the building within the landscape while preserving connections throughout.

Stone expert RMS Traders has collaborated with prolific global artists Gillie and Marc on a project on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula.

Embracing its coastal surrounds, Little More House elevates the traditional typology near the ocean by integrating considered detailing with a robustness for family life.

On the Mornington Peninsula, Casa Lunga by Mim Design is a balance of considered materials and design choices that encourage its owners to live cohesively with their surrounds.

Stumpy Gully Road sees Markowitzdesign, George Stavrias and Ross Bakker of Bakka Constructions instead respond sensitively to context and connect to the surrounding landscape.

Anchored in place amid the ever-changing coastal landscape, Cliff House sits steadfast and weighted, seeing Finnis redefine the traditional beach house through a more permanent and contemporary lens.

Flinders House by Foomann Architects is a sensitive renovation that is punctuated by simple materials and refined details.

The Seat House sees Atlas Architects blur the lines between inside and out, ensuring a direct connection to place while creating a cohesive and functioning family home.

Together with an internationally-based client, CHROFI carefully managed both a repurposing and a new build to create a unique addition to Cape Schanck.

With an artisanal approach, Lilac Linen sees Sally Caroline layer a series of considered gestures in curating the newly conceived interior for the home.

Flinders Horizon sees Mim Design together with BH Architects propose a generous home of grand proportions, playing with shadow and light to animate the experience of engaging with the architecture.

Allan Street sees Webster Architecture & Interiors, Nathan Burkett and Simone Haag all combine to redefine the coastal holiday home, emphasising an openness between inside and out.