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 brief for this renovation and extension project was to create a modern gallery-like space that could sit comfortably at the rear of a large Victorian house. We successfully applied for a planning dispensation to allow the…
It’s a holiday house on the Great Ocean Road that once experienced, is never forgotten. Just 100m stroll from North Lorne’s secluded beach, Ocean House redefines the concept of a beachside retreat.
Project: Wood House Architects: Room 11 Studio Location: Dynnyrne, Tasmania Team Nathan Crump Photographers: Jasmin Latona, Ben Hosking Highway House is a family home designed by Melbourne-based Room 11 Studio. This wood house has an area of 135 sqm
The Sunshine Beach House, designed by Shaun Lockyer Architects, offers a fresh take on coastal living. It uses greying timbers and natural materials to create a bold and eclectic design. This home is a striking example of…
Project: Sawmill House Architects: Archier Location: Yackandandah, Victoria, Australia Photographer: Ben Hosking Sawmill House is a Victorian Architecture Awards winning project 2015, New House under 200m2 category, commendation Sustainable Architecture. The house was designed by the Archier Studio and
These images shows us a wonderful outdoor project completed by COS Design Office under the name of Naroon Road Project. COS Design was formed in early 2000 by Steve Taylor. The studio has offices in Melbourne, Australia. Steve
Set in tropical north Queensland, the house embraces the heritage rainforest surrounds and utilises experimental passive design methods. The simplistic approach and use of Lo-Fi technologies results in a raw and honest dwelling.
Australian company Armadillo & Co specializes in handmade rugs made from natural fibers has recently launched a beautiful Junior collection. Delicately crafted from braided and hand stitched soft Bangladeshi hemp, simple circles define this design to create a
House for Hermes was originally a chicory kiln located on Phillip Island, Australia. Andrew Simpson Architects has converted this old building into a warm and comfortable family beach home.
