Recently redesigned by Alex Morrison, from Alex Morrison Interiors, The Parlour Room is a lavish sanctuary where clients can unwind and be pampered in a tactile cocoon of tonal and timeless materiality.

Tamarama penthouse by SE DÉA draws on the home’s beachside location, creating a soft hued and sophisticated interior inspired by the owner’s former Woollahra residence.

Lauren Li is the founding director of Melbourne interior design studio Sisällä – her new book, The New French Look, takes us through a range of new French interior styles. From the city to the beach, the country and the mountains, Lauren explores the work of leading French architects and designers.

Drawing inspiration from the sea and the eclectic style of their clients, SE DÉA creates a modern and layered home for a young family in Tamarama, Sydney.

Portsea Sea Shack is a humble 1950s surf shack – reimagined into a simple and serene seaside family home by Blair Smith Architecture.

Shadow House by Grotto Studio is a 1900s cottage in Bayswater, Perth – the new design has restored and reconfigured the original house, cleverly weaving together the old with the new.

Designed and glazed in signature earthy tones – Robert Gordon’s new The Slow Life and Interiors collections celebrate the handmade and colours of the Australian bush. We’re giving one lucky reader the chance to win a $500 voucher to use on The Slow Life collection!

That Old Chestnut by FIGR Architecture celebrates the vibrance and energy of the surrounding commercial precinct in Cremorne, Melbourne, through a palette of raw and robust materiality.

Drawing on the Baroque period – Double’s new collection, Modern Baroque, is a celebration of the era’s drama, opulence and luxury, elevating our modern interiors with layers of whimsy and richness.

Opening their first bricks-and-mortar showroom in Marrickville, Sydney, Alice McMullin’s new Simətrē collection for her namesake brand McMullin & co is a whole-home solution that celebrates visual storytelling and individual style.

Architect Melanie Beynon chose to expand her own compact Edwardian family home – creating light-filled spaces which link the indoors to the outdoors.

Presenting in contrast to the architectural typologies of its more traditional neighbouring houses, East Van Residence embodies a humble self-assuredness in its design, reflecting the character of its inhabitants and existing as a friendly addition to the locale.