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The look of marble and actual marble dovetail in this exotic bathroom
Warm-toned, luxurious finishes ensure this ensuite offers a hotel resort-like aesthetic, while the demure palette defers to the home’s clifftop outlooks
Functional for family
A renovated apartment artfully meets the needs for a family of four, offering opulent interiors with ample privacy and flexibility
A new level and reworked interiors give this Victorian home modern functionality
Clever internal reorganisation and the addition of another level have transformed this Victorian terrace house, with award-winning results
Playful, angular home makes all the right connections – cladding – roofing – interiors
Standing seam roof extends down to become standing seam cladding for this home's understated exterior – the interior is quite a different story.
Congratulations Urbane Projects
Winners – 2019 TIDA Australia Designer Renovation
Congratulations Wolf Architects
Winners – 2019 TIDA Australia Architect Renovation
Congratulations CplusC Architectural Workshop
Winner – 2019 TIDA Australia Architect New Home
Elegance and efficiency in a limited space
Got big dreams but limited space? This kitchen combines refined feature surfaces, a sculptural island and an absence of on-show appliances to create an entertainer's kitchen that complements but d...
1950s beachside getaway is transformed into a sculptural new home
Raised above the sand with decks cantilevered out the front, this revamped holiday home seems to hover over the surf
Expansive, light-filled home threads elegantly between existing tall willow trees – lighting
Oversized custom pieces – including the ‘Fandango’ pendant over the dining table – balance the grand scale of this home.
Glenn Murcutt celebrates 50 years in practice with the 2019 MPavilion design
Melbourne's MPavilion 2019 reflects internationally influential architect’s environmentally responsible designs with a distinctive Australian character
Cheetah Plains – game lodge with a difference
This new hunting lodge by ARRCC architecture firm creates a more immersive experience for visitors - making them more than just disengaged spectators in the Kruger National Park setting