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This 1300 sqm Mediterranean-inspired sanctuary blends richness with nature in a stunning barefoot luxury home. Textural elements like plaster walls and the lush greenery surrounding the home create a harmonious atmosphere, enhanced by natural materials and gentle sea breezes. Volumetric bodies and angled lines add interest with a central courtyard mediating between the home’s structure and its surroundings. A serene, minimalist design showcasing the beauty of materiality and texture, March House in Bellevue Hill, Sydney by KA Design Studio and Matters + Made.

Photography by Nicholas Caldwell.

This four-bedroom holiday home in Point Leo, Victoria blends Aussie beach shack vibes with Palm Springs motel style. The mid-century design features vibrant finishes, a reception-inspired kitchen, sunken lounge, and pool room. A long hallway, echoing a motel gangway, connects colour-blocked bedrooms with views of a central courtyard and pool. Brickwork, wooden shutters, and extensive glazing optimize natural light and passive heating for each bedroom. Not a Motel by Pleysier Perkins.

Photography by Tom Blachford.

Nestled in the tranquil Mt. Baker National Forest, Lisa Staton‘s A-frame cabin, built in the late 1970s, has undergone a complete renovation. The space now features reclaimed oak floors replacing the original shag carpets and fresh white walls. The redesigned kitchen boasts black oak cabinets, marble countertops and an open layout, while furnishings blend New England elegance with mid-century vintage charm for a cozy, stylish retreat.

Photography by Michael Clifford.

This custom home for an art collector maximizes views of Downtown Los Angeles and creates reflective spaces to appreciate art. Intimate public areas blend with airy sightlines, 12-foot ceilings, and abundant light. Minimalist design with light stone and white oak detailing enhances the home’s elegance. Two wings are connected by courtyards, offering seamless access to greenery from nearly every space. Gallery View by Woods + Dangaran.

Photography by Joe Fletcher.

Collaborating closely with the client, Tala Fustok Studio has transformed a former photographic studio into a flexible home and workspace. The apartment layout was reconfigured to optimize flow, creating a large open living area that maximizes natural light. An oversized glazed panel divides the bedroom and bathroom, allowing light to flow throughout. A mix of design objects and vintage furniture adds layers of interest, while vibrant artistic elements infuse the space with color, fun, and texture.