How SSD Studio played architectural lego on this Paddington worker’s cottage
In a tree-lined Paddington Street, a family home adds charm, light and character to a heritage worker’s cottage.
Small footprint living comes to life in this architect’s North Melbourne home
The lines of the Mike Morris’s 1970s architecture remain clear and defined in this current Foomann renovation.
A quiet response
Sitting gently in the landscape, Nielsen Jenkins’ architecture takes a slow deep breath that clears the visual clutter to deliver a breathtaking view.
Connect four
Using the constraints of a 1980s terrace in McMahons Point, Studio Prineas has reworked this four-level building – layer by layer – to create a home that captures every view.
Remodernising the playing field
Bringing the adventurous spirit back into design, Remodern puts the emphasis on design that is rich in storytelling and unhindered in experimentation. We chat with founder and director, Jen Schilbach.
Rosewood House glows like a lantern
Simple, subtle, and unobtrusive beauty flows through this Clovelly home by Madeleine Blanchfield Architects.
Carole Whiting says “home should be somewhere to breathe”
Renowned for creating gentle and welcoming spaces with sophisticated textural layers, Carole Whiting reflects on how her aesthetic has evolved.
Time and tide
A roof that drips, windows with no glass, a stair between patches of grass – Linghao Architects’ renovation to a house in Singapore allows its occupants to live with nature’s vicissitudes.
Two for the price of one
There is a lovely quality to this home – designed by Welsh + Major – that expands a semi-detached house with its own counterpart, and not just because it’s a sensible expansion.
A Scandi-inspired apartment sanctuary in Singapore
This light-filled BTO flat nails all the spacious and cosy ideals of Scandi living. See how the designers at OVON did it.
Rustic charm and farmhouse flourishes come to life in this Blue Mountains home
Tasked with creating a farm house ambiance for this home, interior designer Kathy McKinnon, drew her inspiration from the surrounding natural world.
Creating a home for an Australian mid-century furniture design icon
Both beautiful and bespoke, this home in Mt Martha, Victoria, was created by Adam Markowitz for a special client who understands that design matters – Monica Lee, the daughter of Fred Lowen, of Tessa and Fler Furniture fame.