A thoughtful revival of a Preston bungalow, blending heritage charm with modern sustainability. This extension honours the home’s original character while introducing the comfort, efficiency and openness of contemporary living.
A thoughtfully crafted garden, Glen Iris by Julie Crowe Landscape Design is designed for longevity, inclusivity, and sensory richness. A collaboration with Cosh Living, it blends timeless landscaping with durable, elegant outdoor furnishings.
Whether on a tight suburban block or large open site, Australian home gardens serve as artistic spaces, enabling landscape designers and architects to infuse their imaginative flair into domestic landscapes.
Discover terrific trees to enhance your courtyard. From providing shade to adding beauty and a touch of wilderness, these trees are the perfect addition to create your own natural sanctuary at home.
Explore the creativity of Australian timber furniture makers and designers as part of our Collections: Timber campaign as they transform timber into innovative and timeless furniture pieces.
A single-storey, pavilion style home that has been thoughtfully designed by AO Design Studio to integrate with its surroundings, rather than impose upon them.
A serene off-grid retreat in Wollombi Valley, The Summerhouse at Little Valley Farm, offers a genuine farm stay experience. Designed with sustainability in mind, this two-bedroom stay blends harmoniously with its bushland surroundings, inviting guests to relax and connect with the land.
A secluded retreat blending modern architectural design with the wild beauty of the Capertee Valley in Wiradjuri Country. Guests at Practice Ground are invited to immerse themselves in the tranquility of the bushland and form a deep connection with the untouched wilderness of New South Wales.
Melbourne architects and sustainability specialists, Steffen Welsch, have extended a suburban residence, giving the family home a new lease on life while being respectful to the surrounding environment.
Locally sourced Tasmanian Timber promotes sustainability, economic growth, and environmental responsibility. New contracts have secured the future of Tasmanian Oak until 2040, thanks to bipartisan support from the Tasmanian government.
A sustainable farmhouse in Birregurra, located on 37-hectares of Gulidjan and Wadawurrung land, the home follows four principles: family support, sustainability, flexibility, and functionality.
An off-the-grid, luxury farm stay accommodation, designed through a deep dedication and respect for the environment and the traditional Indigenous grounds on which it is built.
