The journey of restoring a heritage house resulted in a considered, functional family home. Chambers House, distinct in its brutalist design, remains iconic.

Through a layered approach, Redfern Terrace sees Richards Stanisich propose a refreshing and character rich home for its urban milieu, conjuring a sense of calm.

Designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, the iconic Eames Lounge Chair is a love letter to design that is is still as relevant today as it was in 1956.

Archier Studio sees The Harry House an existing wearied home given a new life through a considered and textured refinement.

Clovelly Apartment sees James Garvan Architecture bring a calm and reductive approach to materiality, utilisation of space and clever integration of elements throughout.

A generous wedge-shaped site in the tree lined streets of Brighton provides the setting for Brighton 8, recently completed by InForm.

Nine’s new home is the result of a successful collaboration. What stands now is a building that celebrates Nine’s history and its dedication to news.

Mosman House by Shaun Lockyer Architects stretches out across its coastal site in Sydney, capturing views of the water and of the landscape by Dangar Barin Smith.

Three House by John Ellway takes form and its name from the way the home is split across three modules on site, creating a tranquil, flexible home.

With a brief that encouraged bold design and an instruction not to be constrained by square and rectangular shapes, Secret Gardens was afforded the opportunity to develop the landscaping and garden.

In response to the brief of reinterpreting Herman Miller’s Bubble Lamp with themes of diversity and inclusion, Woods Bagot created a kaleidoscopic design that includes Indigenous starscapes.

The home of interior designer Jillian Dinkel, 1904 Victorian is a heritage apartment transformed into a rich and surprising family home in Manly.