The Oculus by Retreat House sets a new standard for mobile living—design-led, climate-smart, and deeply rooted in nature, inviting you to roam free and live with intention.

An interplay of texture and light, Hawthorn Residence by Melanie Beynon Architecture & Design seamlessly bridges heritage and modern elements—harmonising old and new through intentional design.

Nestled in the Byron hinterland, Misty Creek Farmhouse captures Studio Isaza’s signature whimsy and craftsmanship—delivering a retreat shaped by local makers and the rhythm of the land.

House 1915 by Studio Esar is a masterclass in restraint and richness—a refined composition where timeless detailing and tactile depth honour the home’s past while embracing the present.

Blending heritage charm with contemporary craft, Chandon Homestead by Melanie Beynon Architecture & Design offers a richly layered setting for celebration, storytelling, and sparkling moments.

Reimagined by Melanie Beynon Architecture & Design, South Yarra Residence blends heritage with modern retreat—anchored by light, flow, and considered detailing.

Clarke, by Austin Maynard Architects, is a sculptural, light-filled family home where layered materiality, sustainable thinking, and deeply personal design come together in purposeful harmony.

Part of NGV Melbourne Design Week, DROPS by Elena Strohfeldt is a personal and poetic exploration of early pregnancy loss, transforming grief into gold-lined vessels of quiet resilience.

Part of Melbourne Design Week 2025, Aesop and OTHER MATTER invite visitors into a quiet revolution—exploring a future shaped without petrochemicals, where design becomes an act of repair.

Aija’s Place shows how less can truly be more. Curious Practice reshapes a humble home into a layered, light-filled sanctuary through subtle and sustainable design moves.

From bold to understated, our pick of five stand-out occasional chairs to anchor or elevate any living space. Whether sculptural or soft-edged, each piece invites pause while making a subtle statement.

Tsai Design & Amandine Simonetti Architecture and Interiors reimagine a 1950s Sydney apartment—offering a refined response to minimal living, where downsizing meets thoughtful function.