More than meets the eye, The Invisible Bar by Studio Minosa and Panache Kitchens won the Blum Design Award for its cleverly concealed functionality.

A cosy and layered Chelsea apartment is interior designer Matt McKay’s most personal project yet – an intimate, story-filled retreat that feels worlds away from the city outside.

Lachlan McArdle of Lande Architects explores the design decisions and key collaboration with Artedomus that went into creating his own family home.

In adapting a Victorian terrace in Sydney’s Inner West, Carter Williamson Architects brings a sense of privacy and joy to the aptly named Playhouse.

Verse on McCabe by Mustera Property Group and MJA Studio is a multi-residential development shaped by the character of its North Fremantle context.

Trace, Made by Storey’s refined range of flooring, stairs and joinery, opens up new possibilities for innovative design.

The Solstice Project by Kate Anderson Design won the inaugural Blum Design Award for Design in Motion for its calm, minimal precision.

Perched in New Town, just beyond Hobart’s city edge, Boa Vista carries the quiet assurance of a home that knows exactly what it wants to be.

In the Alchemy tapware collection, the precision-engineered metals used by Meir are combined with the tactile concrete favoured by Nood Co.

Trace is the new evolution of Made by Storey – a refined flooring range that brings European precision and elegance to the Australian market.

Penthouse Vivace by Telha Clarke has won the inaugural Blum Design Award for Materiality and Detail with its bold aesthetics and smart functionality.

Joelle Kutner and Jesse Rudolph from Los Angeles-based design studio Ome Dezin discuss the five key ways to design a home that feels like a sanctuary.