Designed by Hayden Cox, surfboard designer and founder of Haydenshapes, and his wife Danielle Cox, Alaïa Palm Beach is a sanctuary on Sydney’s Northern Beaches.

Commissioned by Villawood Properties, leading architects Rachcoff Vella and Studio Nine craft VillaRange, a collection of affordable, sustainable and spatially efficient houses.

Conceived in response to the clients’ evolving needs as a family, Corunna House by Studio Johnston pays deference to the home’s heritage, inhabitants and context.

New York-based interior designer Josh Greene shares personal insights into how to make a home truly stand out from his Upper East Side apartment.

Crafted by Jamie Durie in collaboration with Silvester Fuller, Bila (Belah) House on Sydney’s Pittwater is a sustainable home embodying a responsible approach to luxury building.

With their adult children moving out, a Sydney couple charged Rich Carr Architects with rethinking the family home. The result is the striking but considered Turramurra House.

Set on an expansive forested site in Indiana, Culver Homestead by Northworks comprises multiple volumes in stone, metal and dark timber, which reflect the beauty of the natural landscape.

Cocooned by Te Mata Peak on New Zealand’s North Island, Te Mānia by Stevens Lawson Architects is an unconventional, sculptural steel house that echoes its extraordinary landscape.

Nestled in the coastal suburb of Clovelly, Gully House by Andrew Burges Architects is a residence rooted in its natural surroundings.

From Ridge House in Upstate New York, Worrell Yeung founders Max Worrell and Jejon Yeung share the six secrets they used to create a calming retreat.

With preservation for future generations top of mind, Bunston took a considered approach to the transformation of Kesterson House, an 1875 heritage property in Melbourne’s St Kilda.

For her own home in Sydney’s Woollahra, interior designer Freya Salter has created a serene, almost meditative space that embraces light at every opportunity.