With its distinctive indoor–outdoor lifestyle and sensitivity to climate and place, Australia offers a wealth of architectural inspiration. Discover standout residential and interior projects published on HomeWorldDesign from across the Australian continent.
The Brunswick Galley House by Topology Studio draws its conceptual inspiration from life aboard a narrowboat in the UK—an experience that shaped the clients’ appreciation for efficiency, adaptability, and the beauty of compact living.
The Sydney Home Renovation by Welsh + Major Architects is a striking reimagining of a semi-detached home in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. Designed for a family of “sun chasers,” the project celebrates light, landscape, and the balance between…
Interact House by Warc Studio is a thoughtful reimagining of an Edwardian residence in inner suburban Melbourne. Designed for a young family, the project emphasizes interaction at every level—between the existing home and its new additions, between…
The Erskineville House by Lachlan Seegers Architect transforms a narrow terrace into a home deeply bound to nature. At the center of the site stands a 20-meter Spotted Gum, planted in the 1970s as part of the…
The Double Height Haven Addition by Hobbs Jamieson Architecture responds to the needs of a young family who loved their neighborhood but longed for more space, light, and connection to nature. Set within a south-facing semi-detached home,…
The Hideaway House by Studio Prineas is a thoughtful transformation of a 1920s Californian bungalow. Conceived as a retreat for homeowners who share a love of music, wine, and gardening, the project blends architectural clarity with atmospheric…
The Microloft by Studio Edwards proves that even the smallest homes can feel expansive and inviting when designed with intention. By combining smart storage, sustainable materials, and spatial illusions, the project sets a precedent for future compact…
The Albero House by Urban Creative Studio proves that small homes can feel remarkably spacious when designed with creativity and care. Located on a subdivided block in Brunswick, the project transforms site constraints into opportunities, centering the…
The Borrowed Garden House stands as a carefully considered response to the challenges of density and narrow sites. It not only expands the notion of home beyond its walls but also celebrates light, greenery, and the imaginative…
