At home in the beautiful coastal village of Bundeena in the Royal National Park, south of Sydney, interior designer Kelly Ross, her partner Jimmy Lister, their son Luka and dogs Billy and Ray (with plans for a grumpy ginger cat to call Cyrus) are shifting the paradigm on coastal living.
Occupying an impressive beachside site, this home by Wellard Architects is a magical retreat. “We wanted to create a dialogue with this wonderful site. It is, after all, the hero,” says the architect.
Corke Design Studio’s beachy getaway brings a distinctly Japanese aesthetic to The Great Ocean Road.
For architect Daniel Moore, designing a house for his parents on an historic block of family land became an unexpectedly emotional experience.
These two town homes by DKO are defined by a sophisticated material palette, rich with texture and tone.
The North Residences in Burleigh by bureau^proberts are a fine example of coastal living.
Once a holiday home, now a primary residence, Barwon Heads House has been designed with consideration of its outlook and coastal conditions.
Those Architects’ specific response to climate and site challenges the Byron Bay vernacular.
