In her new book, Colour is Home, Charlotte Coote guides us through the sometimes tricky process of mixing colour and pattern from original brief to finished design.

Inspired by the surrounding classic Australian shacks in a sleepy town in Tasmania, House in Tasmania, nicknamed ‘Big Red’, was designed as an unpretentious, simple and cost effective home by Architect George.

Melbourne-based interior designer Kim Kneipp muses on her career while being a mother and how the two are intrinsically linked for our latest Creative Parents profile.

Pampa and We are Triibe collaborate to create Forma, a hand-crafted collection of classic and contemporary home rugs, woven by artisanal weavers Argentina.

Designed by Vokes and Peters, Casuarina House brings the coastal outdoors inside the walls of a new family home, connecting the occupants with their environment and local community.

Designed by Timmins + Whyte, Pocket Rocket House reimagines a traditional terrace on a narrow block into an efficient and light-filled home.

Meow House, designed by Maike Design, is a reworked 1960s home for a family and their much-adorned cats!

Bryant Alsop Architects has designed a delicate extension of an original Edwardian-style home, which draws on crafted, organic and decorative cues to propose the new as a carefully considered addition.

A modest weatherboard cottage in Melbourne’s inner-west is re-designed by Circle Studio Architects, creating a warm and retro-inspired interior.

Splitting her time between London and Kuwait, Rawan Muqaddas celebrates the craft of clay combining aesthetics with functionality in the creation of a therapeutic workspace.

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.