Interior stylist and author Megan Morton shares her top 10 design essentials, highlighting the idiosyncrasies in the things we love.

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.

Travel offers an escape from the everyday as well as a restorative experience for the body and soul.

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.

Grounded in an understated yet luxurious design, Lorient is the latest architecturally designed apartment from Mosaic Property Group.

Designed by Koichi Takada Architects on behalf of developer Aria, Upper House is a curvilinear apartment building proposing a healthier way of inhabiting a city.

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

Nestled in the picturesque country landscape of Bangalow, Copperstone is the latest in The Range Estates collection of properties offering luxury stays around Australia.

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.