A celebration of indoor-outdoor living, Toowong Lighthouse designed by Alcorn Middleton, delivers resort-style living in inner-city Brisbane.

Designed by Studio Weave Architects, a narrow Bondi apartment is opened up to the natural light with the clever use of three materials: terrazzo, brass, and plywood.

Glebe House, designed by Tribe Studio Architects, draws on playfulness whilst staying true to the home’s original Victorian bungalow features.

Resembling a traditional American cabin, The Log House by interior designer Emma O’Meara and her husband Simon sits between the bush and the beach.

A stunning transformation of a family home by AMA Studios Interiors is a combination of coastal and earthy tones inspired by the surroundings of the Central Coast in New South Wales.

Decked in 70s-inspired minimalism, Hazel by The Stella Collective, is the peak of glamorous opulence.

Set on a tiny block of under 70 square metres, Newtown House by Architect George is an exploration of how to cleverly utilise every inch of a compact site.

Surrounded by the trees, Mt Coot-Tha by Brisbane architecture firm Nielsen Jenkins is a family home designed to withstand extreme bushfire exposure.

Designing a dream home for a family of four in Yarraville, Brave New Eco’s Yarravillia project is a testament to modernist design while being wheelchair friendly throughout.

In the former Balmain Supply Store, YSG Studio transforms a 19th-century Victorian Georgian corner shop into an eclectic home full of art, texture, and colour.

Located in the vibrant town of New Orleans, Hotel Saint Vincent is reflective of its glamourous and indulgent environment.

These days, we’re spending more time in our homes, and if we’re really lucky, in our beds. We look at some of our favourite bed linen products currently on the market.