Sarah and Adam Fairhead Hall transformed a 1870s church in South Australia into a rich and layered family home.

The combination of contemporary homely comfort and a distinct Art Deco style makes Travancore House by Seona Kelly-Pearce and Stephen Ritchie reminiscent of its heritage.

Located in Melbourne’s north, Kepler by Wowowa invites hues from nature into its bright and unexpected design.

Drawing inspiration from a New York loft, St John’s Paddington by Tom Mark Henry fuses heritage with the modern in the inherently bespoke home.

Curl Curl House, designed by Folk Studio, balances strength and softness embodying warm European charm and simplicity.

Fitzroy North by Studio May splices eras of the Victorian age with current contemporary living, introducing sunlight, subtlety and simplicity to the warm and humble home.

Modern and measured, Tandem House by Fiona Drago plays on contrasts of light and dark, consisting of a tandem stitching of two separate building spaces.

Immersed in the landscape, West Bend House by MRTN Architects and Brave New Eco reveals itself as a sequence of discovery.

First Blush by Smac Studio is a plush family home, perfected with a soft pink palette, the space brings a warm and inviting sense of luxury and tranquillity for its family of five.

Family Jewel, by Arent & Pyke, is a fusion of classical elements – combining materials, finishes and forms which lean into joy and softness.

Rather than setting out to demolish a mid-century era house in Yarraville, Agius Scorpo Architects reorients and highlights the old while working with the new.

At the intersection of old and new, the Albert Villa by bureau^proberts blends contemporary architecture with an 1885 cottage to the backdrop of a lush garden oasis.