Located in Mount Waverly in Victoria, Brimar House by MODO cleverly uses ivory architectural bricks to create a multigenerational home which blurs indoor and outdoor living.

Once a cramped former cottage, Highlands House by Other Architects has been reimagined into an unsuspecting multi-use home celebrating flexibility and openness.

Originally built in 1972 as a Sydney home for the prominent Melbourne architect, Sir Roy Grounds, SRG House by Studio Johnson draws on warm, natural materials which invoke a retro yet contemporary style.

Dulux releases its Colour Forecast, unveiling their annual palettes for 2023: from earth-drawn neutrals and natural tones to an uplifting array of bright hues.

First launched 35 years ago, the Contemporary Australian Architects Speaker Series at Canberra's National Gallery of Australia brings together local and countrywide architects to discuss socially engaging and eco-conscious architecture.

Brunswick-based designer Kim Kneipp fuses vintage with luxury, in her monochromatic Japanese-style family home.

Centred around the garden in a palette of concrete and brick, River House by Furminger embraces practical family living with sleek aesthetics.

Sydney-based interior designer Caitlin Parker-Brown has designed her own home – restoring an inner-city cottage into a bright and functional family space.

Buried deep in the landscape with views overlooking bush and ocean, Jacky Winter Waters is the perfect creative escape.

Overlooking the Shoalhaven River on the NSW South Coast, Kerstin Thompson Architects hero the landscape for the new Bundanon Art Museum.

Brunswick House by Melbourne-based architect Lisa Breeze celebrates the existing history of an Edwardian cottage, mindfully bringing it into a modern context.

Designed by Ashley Halliday, Parkside Residence is set within a heritage-rich area of inner south-east Adelaide, referencing tonal notes from the surrounding landscape.