Designed by Made For, the new Melbourne head office for Australian cult beauty brand Frank Body is a combination of playfulness and sophistication.

An existing 1950s beach shack on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula is reworked it into a timeless functional family getaway by interior design firm Pipkorn Kilpatrick.

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.