Located on a rare and untamed site surrounded by the lakes and dramatic mountains of Wanaka, this Fearon Hay-designed home was created with the utmost respect for its natural setting.

The respectful restoration of a landmark 1950s home creates a balance between Robin Boyd’s original vision and contemporary life through the celebration of structure, surface and materiality.

Gable Park by Weaver+Co Architects explores the intersection of public and private realms, prioritising responsible design and material selections.

Crafted by Tanev Muir Architects, Yukari House connects to Japanese culture, developing relationships between residents, their home and the surrounding environment.

Perch House is a highly personal home that allows its owners to live freely while embracing the open, natural surroundings.

The contemporary extension and renovation of a traditional Queenslander has an integral connection to the natural and architectural landscape, with deep roots in the past.

Strata House by KOVAC is a multi-level family home located on a hilltop in Bel Air with views of the Los Angeles Basin.

For this Melbourne apartment, Nexus Designs employs subtle shifts in colour and materiality to create ‘shades of experience’ in the context of effortless high-rise living.

Designed and built more than a decade ago, Fairhaven Beach House by Wardle is an exercise in controlled and uncontrolled perspective.

An awe-inspiring house nestled in the foothills of Mount Cooroy in the Noosa hinterland, Stonelea is now on the market.

Sydney Opera House architect Jørn Utzon’s legacy finds new expression in an Eco Outdoor furniture collection, based on a design for his Mallorcan home, Can Feliz.

With its Spanish Colonial-style architecture and elevated interiors featuring considered applications of travertine – courtesy of Ollin Stone – Casa Moderna embodies contemporary Californian living.