264 Bay Street stands as a unique architectural endeavour, where Matyas Architects & Interiors crafts a space tailored for both commercial purposes and residential living.

Lowe Living’s prestigious Larnook project reflects both the botanical beauty and history of the moneyed Melbourne suburb of Armadale.

Brahminy House by Harley Graham Architects is a meticulously crafted residence on Byron Bay’s Wategos Beach that seamlessly blends contemporary design, materiality and natural elements.

The Barrel, crafted by Interiors by George, is a scaled replica of a wine barrel and holds sentimental value for both locals and visitors.

Framing Antarctic storms rolling into remote Pigeon Bay on New Zealand’s South Island, Scrubby Bay by Patterson Associates delivers a robust guesthouse for group farm stays and wilderness activities.

Melbourne’s Sera Brighton by Lowe Living provides the perfect balance of convenience and tranquillity while paying homage to the previous building’s architectural identity.

East Village Apartment by GRT Architects is an extensive renovation of an existing dwelling in a storied Manhattan building known as Onyx Court.

With a background in metalcraft and object design, Kenny Yong-soo Son creates pieces that are functional and decorative.

East Melbourne sees Hecker Guthrie reflect on the process of craft, integrating new insertions amongst an existing heritage context.

Inciting intrigue seven years after its completion, March Studio’s The Compound House is a masterful exercise in balancing form, function and aesthetics.

Tapping into a variety of design influences, Sun Ranch invites guests to kick back and bask in a blend of romantic, free-spirited fun amid the picturesque hinterland.

For Princes Hill Residence in Melbourne, Freadman White and Flack Studio blurred old and new, enhancing key connections while remaining true to the dwelling’s artisanal approach.