Ewart House by Hall + Roberts is a mindful, light-handed renovation focused on drawing in northern light, keeping materials minimal and connecting the home to the lush Queensland landscape.

Designed by Nüüd Studio and made in Australia from locally sourced timber, Saun draws on time-honoured Estonian sauna culture, bringing the tradition into Australian backyards.

Hampton by Studio Esar blends curved forms, Scandinavian timbers and a Nordic palette of soft green and peach in a Melbourne bayside home.

Pied-à-terre by Smac Studio brings a feminine, elegant and Parisian sensibility to a Woollahra townhouse, pairing soft colour with pieces collected over a lifetime.

Designed by Matt Woods, Mecca Coffee Darlinghurst draws on the architecture of Indigenous Australia and Coober Pedy dugouts, creating a cave-like interior shaped by earth, light and the ritual of coffee.

Louise Olsen’s artworks unfold throughout The EVE Hotel this winter as part of Art House – a cultural series exploring the meeting point between art, design and place.

Set on Bunurong Country on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, Sorrento House by Victoria Merrett Architects was designed for a growing family, the home lowered into the earth to soften its scale and presence.

Koala partners with the Pantone Color Institute™ to unveil Australia 01, a sun-kissed, earthy green inspired by the eucalyptus forests, coastal vegetation and shifting light of the Australian landscape.

Mash Studios’ new collection, Whirl, brings together five handmade works by Jiordan Tolli, shaped by magical childhood memories of fairy gardens, layered fabrics, movement and nostalgia.

Designed by Anna Carin Design, The Atrium transforms a compact townhouse through light, art and memory – a three-storey void becoming the centre of a home shaped by a life lived across cities.

Originally a modest 1980s townhouse, Campbell House has been transformed by Melbourne-based Nüüd Studio into a light-filled home where craftsmanship, material warmth and family life come together.

Taking cues from the Australian landscape, Robert Gordon and HotHaus Glass Studio celebrate the tactility of the handmade through clay, glass and light at this year’s Melbourne Design Week.