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This full renovation of an Edwardian semi-detached home by Studio Warnars screams quintessentially English design. Colour, pattern, the mix of old and new then pumped up with a quirky sense of humour. Every detail matters, from architectural elements to carefully chosen accessories and art pieces. Creativity is mixed with functionality, resulting in spaces that captivate the eye and enrich daily life.

Photography by Milo Brown Photography

Tanager Way is a residential speakeasy in West Hollywood. It is a ground up build that was inspired by Japanese listening bar culture and audiophiles. OOAK Design Studio is deeply passionate about crafting thoughtfully designed lifestyles that bring healing energies into spaces. Their work embodies a commitment to sophistication and purpose, shaping environments that blend aesthetic beauty with a sense of restorative vitality.

Photography by Jenna Peffley

Clements is a transformed Californian bungalow in Drummoyne, Sydney featuring a two-storey refurbishment by Some Studio. The design turned a once disconnected interior into an expansive, tactile space that flows harmoniously. The interior reflects the local landscape and exudes quiet luxury through light, texture, and rich colours. Burnished oak and the original deep brown brick anchor the home’s design, while Ross Gardam feature lighting and Brodware brass tapware add refined details. Earthy materials like rich marbles and organic plaster balance solid forms. Major floor plan changes created open communal spaces with a central free-form island and skylights maximizing natural light for a vibrant, modern lifestyle.

Photography by Pablo Veiga.

The clients sought a small house to begin caretaking 300 acres of granite country, eventually wanting to build a larger permanent residence. The design, featuring two identical gable-roofed buildings, creates a sculptural landmark that blends naturally with the rural landscape. Using earthy-toned recycled brick, radial sawn timber and galvanized roofing, the materials harmonize with the surrounding rolling hills and granite outcrops. Entirely off-grid, the home supports water, sewer and electricity needs for the future residence. Its compact, highly insulated design utilizes passive principles with deep eaves and a burnished slab to maintain comfort year-round without air-conditioning. Nulla Vale House by MRTN Architects.

Photography by Peter Bennetts.

The client’s brief was to design a minimalist, airy yet cozy home inspired by the relaxed Hamptons beach style. The vision evokes sunbleached days, with white linen curtains swaying in the breeze, offering glimpses of flowering wild roquette. Chalky walls and warm-toned joinery contrast against the white timber-lined ceiling and white-washed floorboards. Golden-veined marble accents the kitchen and bathroom, while French doors with ruched linen curtains soften the light, creating a serene atmosphere for restful days and peaceful nights. Cedar Cottage by Anouska Milstein of Melbourne-based A.mi.

Photography by Tom Blachford.