Jacqui Koska Studio reimagines a Victorian terrace in West Melbourne for two couples, balancing togetherness and retreat within a rich palette of green granite, walnut and steel.

Choose Life by Killing Matt Woods reawakens a 1980s Peter Stronach home in Bronte, where daylight, honey-toned joinery and a new sense of calm carry through all three levels.

From narrowboat living in the UK to a Melbourne bungalow, Brunswick Galley House by Topology Studio brings nautical influences and a sense of community to a family home.

A love letter to Australian Modernism, WOWOWA revisits Kevin Borland’s 1970s Crossman House, celebrating its original materials, vivid colour and unusual geometry.

Designed by YSG Studio, Alémais’ Sydney HQ channels the fashion label’s world through colour, pattern and surrealism – the space unfolding as part studio, part fantasy.

Shaped by a life of travel, Wayfarer House by Sunday Homes brings Mediterranean colour, natural materials and handmade finishes to a family home on Sydney’s Northern Beaches.

After six years at its Paddington flagship, Black Blaze called on Strutt Studios to shape the next chapter, using the brand’s natural, moody palette as the starting point for a design that reflects its evolution.

Named after the Italian red bitter, Amaro Rosso is a Preston Edwardian by Alyssa Owens Design, drawing on the owners’ Italian heritage through a mix of Murano glass, mulberry and fire-engine red.

Designed by True Story, Fitzroy Duet brings a multigenerational vision together through two homes for a mother and daughter, balancing connection with independence.

Alessandra Smith Design transforms a studio apartment into Snug Club, an intimate retreat where a sunken conversation pit sets the scene for comfort, connection and losing track of time.

Inside a 1920s Spanish-style building, Smac Studio principal Shona McElroy has transformed her Edgecliff penthouse into a home shaped by Parisian romance and architectural character.