Herringbone Flooring – A Timeless Trend with Enduring Appeal
As interior trends evolve year after year, few design elements remain as enduring as herringbone flooring. With its…
Heat That’s Felt, Not Seen
Sleek design, silent operation, and powerful warmth—perfect for an Australian winter. Design-Led Heating for the Modern Outdoor Space…
Why Freestanding Bathtubs Are the Ultimate Bathroom Upgrade
When it comes to bathroom renovations, few features offer the same sense of luxury and impact as a…
Slow Down, Roll Up, with Bamboo Woven Roll Up Blinds
In a world that’s always rushing to the next thing, sometimes it’s the small, intentional choices that help…
Warmth, Style, and Simplicity — Meet the Hergóm Glow Fireplaces
The Hergóm Glow isn’t just about good looks – it’s packed with features that make it a high-performing,…
Real people. Healthier pools. Happier swims.
Meet the pool owners choosing smarter water care for their families and their future. Wellness isn’t just about…
A Coastal Family Home that Utilises Vertical Architecture
With only a small footprint, a four-level coastal family home was created by employing vertical architecture
The Evolution of Host House: A Journey of Material Exploration with a Monochrome Palette
The chronological evolution of this home’s multiple interventions is showcased through material exploration and a monochrome colour palette.
From suburbia to inner Fitzroy: Reverse Tree Change House by Mitsuori Architects
Located in Melbourne's Fitzroy, this narrow, single-fronted terrace house posed a distinctive challenge for Mitsuori Architects.
This Mornington Peninsula dwelling isn’t simply a home – it’s a lifestyle choice
Some homes have hidden charm that’s not yet been discovered. Others are exercises in subtlety, with detailed design…
Silver Linings by Rachcoff Vella Architecture
The five-bedroom home’s floor plan was dreamed up with consideration to the family’s day-to-day life, now and into the future.
SRG House by Studio Johnston
Restoration of the superstructure included peeling out the perished interior linings, stripping back to the original concrete structures.
Pepper Tree Passive House by Alexander Symes Architect
The secondary dwelling was envisioned as a 24-hour space, used as a home office by the family’s growing business during the day and a short-term stay cabin.
Grand Designs Australia Magazine House of the Year Awards 2022/23 Winners
Congratulations to the winners from each category in the Grand Designs Australia Magazine House of the Year Awards 2023/23
Autumn House by Studio Bright
Autumn House has three parts: the original Victorian, the Jörgensen addition, and the new contemporary works.
Brunsiwck House by Placement Studio
A reorientation around courtyards and framed views of garden blurs the line of internal and external, while funnelling natural light.