Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski’s residence drew inspiration from Scandinavian and Japanese design to become a detail-rich home befitting its context.

Starting with a whimsical canvas, Fiona Spence sought to preserve the magic of her Northern Beaches home while layering it with her own aesthetic.

Emerging from the foothills of the Southern Highlands, a reductive shelter of concrete and steel sits quietly within its natural landscape.

Designed by Hive Architecture, Nojoor celebrates natural light and serene treetop views, evoking the calming experience of the surrounding bushland.

Inspired by the Mediterranean, this new build by KA Design Studio in Sydney combines the practicalities of a family home with an unmatched elegance.

Crafted by Sibling Architecture from a Federation home, A House to Gather enjoys a renewed relationship with its natural surroundings.

Designed by Wood Marsh for developer SC Land, Esplanade Brighton sees contemporary buildings and a green spine connect to a bayside view.

Crafted by SSdH – winner of the Emerging Designer Award for Residential Architecture – Dunstan maximises natural light while linking indoors and out.

An Edwardian house in Melbourne is transformed by Lande Architects into a warm family home through crafted detail and a rich material palette.

Designed by Alterstudio Architecture, City Park Residence balances expansive and intimate views, making a compelling case for its own longevity.

Reimagined by Adyn Kelly, the Townshend interiors are united through a warm tonal palette drawn from the colours of natural stone.

Crafted by Rob Mills Architects, Howqua River Lodge honours a longstanding connection to Howqua Hills while inspiring a family to embrace a self-sufficient lifestyle.