Wyoming sees Inarc Architects combine a classical approach where refinement and restraint come together to propose enduring spaces that transcend any one era.

The Way House sees vittinoAshe renovate an architect Darryl Way’s multigenerational Perth home, referring to the pre-existing architecture in the design of the new additions.

With a relaxed yet sophisticated atmosphere reflecting the qualities of the brand that calls it home, Cultiver HQ by YSG draws on the grandeur of Italian villa design.

Toorak Residence sees Architecton craft a considered dwelling with a flowing spatial plan, embracing its context and enabling seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor.

Casa Mia sees Caroline Di Costa Architect and Iredale Pedersen Hook Architects collaborate to craft an architectural home with a sustainable character.

Paddington Terrace sees Queen Mab Studio renovate the kitchen and bathroom, elevating the home to exhibit a mix of classic and contemporary styles.

Fitzroy Bridge House sees Matt Gibson Architecture + Design focus on bringing in light and access to the natural elements in a recrafting of the existing that aligns and flows freely between eras.

As its name rightfully suggests, Hidden Garden House by TRIAS is the ultimate oasis, drawing on Japanese design principles to prioritise the garden at every turn.

High atop a rocky slope in Sydney’s picturesque Northern Beaches, sits Crane Lodge, the newest and most ambitious project by landscape designers Secret Gardens.

Rose Park House in Adelaide sees studio gram bend the rules to create a home that feels refreshing and off beat whilst remaining true to its heritage bones.

Light Scoop House in Brighton by Molecule Studio features tapered ceilings and scooped elements which allow for natural light and connection to the outdoors.

May House by Neil Architecture is the reimagining of an original 1980s family home by respected Victorian architect Max May