Northern Edge Studio reimagines a 1960s mid-century home in Adelaide by balancing modern elements into the existing retro design.

Shamshiri: Interiors, the new book from Studio Shamshiri, takes us through a broad spectrum of incredible interiors, from historic properties to midcentury masterpieces—giving us valuable insight into the art of decorating and what it means to live a life full of grace and beauty.

Home of Ex-Masterchef contestant Pete Kritikides, his wife Erica and their two children, Elsternwick House is a characterful renovation by Keen Architecture and Studio Esar that celebrates and elevates the experience of togetherness.

Sonelo Architects has breathed new life into Garden Wall House – a redesign of a cottage in Fairfield, Melbourne, seamlessly merging the indoors and outdoors.

Pacific House, located in Sydney, has been reimagined by Alexander &CO. to bring a new lease of life, rich materiality and a sense of playfulness to the waterfront family home.

Belgium-born Laurence Leenaert is the artist behind Marrakesh-based lifestyle brand, LRNCE – her latest venture is Rosemary, an impeccable hand-crafted hotel in one of the oldest neighbourhoods in Marrakech.

Monty Suncatcher by, Drawing Room Architecture, makes the most of the natural daylight, capturing the sun within its warm and homely interior.

Leftfield is Kennedy Nolan’s first project under the Nightingale Housing model for triple bottom line developments – focusing on doing more with less, sustainability and identifying fundamental parts of the community-centred building.

Split over three compact and cleverly created levels, 19 Waterloo Street, designed by SJB, may be small but in the words of Goldilocks, ‘it feels just right’.

The New Modernist House, by Patricia Callan, takes us through twenty one mid-century homes respectfully restored and renewed for future generations. We step into Fischer House by Alistair Knox and Adrianna Hanna.

NoMad, by Alexander &CO, is a juxtaposition of design elements – the serene and gallery-like interior is in a repurposed industrial space, in Sydney’s Surry Hills – filled with sculptural elements and a curation of sculptures and artwork.

Shrouded in the endangered spotted gum forest, M House by Rama Architects balances elements of brutalism with an inherent openness, ensuring both privacy and a harmonious connection with the surrounding landscape.