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

Rose Bay Duet sees Stafford Architecture craft two homes inspired by the Sydney Opera House.

Queens Park House sees Kyra Thomas Architects proposes an introverted family home of her own, focusing on key connections between the built and the natural.

La Casa Rosa sees Luigi Rosselli Architects join forces with a talented team of doers and thinkers to design a home that champions craft.

House Bondi Beach sees Carla Middleton Architecture and M&G Building collaborate to craft a uniquely geometric residence.

Becoming the focal point of a multi-concept space, the kitchen of Base Camp Ewingsdale features Artedomus Sareva, a tonal quartzite with delicate markings.

Clifftop House by Ponting Fitzgerald Architects facilitates experiences of compression and release, making the most of an astounding view.

Meditative yet modern, The Gallery House by Workroom breathes a sanctuary-like air far removed from its surroundings.

The bathrooms of Base Camp Ewingsdale see Olive Cooke and Henry Tervenski utilise natural stone from Artedomus.

Evolving from a symmetrical design, Round Choreography by mckimm is a playful geometric home with a familial tenor.