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.
Cut and Morph House, designed by Ahron Best Architects, transforms a dilapidated property into a modern sanctuary. This project restores the original elevation, reconfigures the layout for modern living, and creates a connected indoor-outdoor space.
We are thrilled to announce that our Terracotta project in Alexandria has been awarded the prestigious title of 2024 Australian Kitchen Design of the Year at the HIA-CSR Australian Housing Awards.
Located in Frankston South on Bunurong Country and adjacent to the Narringalling (Sweetwater Creek), Sweetwater House, designed by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects, offers flexibility and comfort for a growing family. Designed and built during Melbourne’s COVID lockdowns,…
Discover Saoir House by refresh*design in Brisbane, a luxury residence blending an old cottage with modern extensions, creating a climatically responsive family home.
Discover the Collingwood Hub by Gray Puksand for Launch Housing. This inspiring, sustainable workspace features innovative design reflecting Victoria’s landscape and culture.
Bijl Architecture designed Maranatha House in Neutral Bay on the lower north shore of Sydney. This project explores layers—material layers, liminal layers, and site layers. It involves peeling back, exposing, renewing, and refining the spatial expression of…
Discover Bombala House by Sealand Architects in Mooloolaba, Queensland. Designed for natural light and connection to the environment with refined materials and outdoor living spaces.
Calk House by Mani Architecture is a modern family home designed for founder Sara Tonini’s sister. This two-storey residence in Coburg North blends contemporary design with personalized touches, featuring stepped floorplates, a seamless indoor-outdoor transition, and a…
Utz-Sanby Architects have skillfully transformed Little Sister House into a blend of historical preservation and modern living. The thoughtful design respects the original cottage’s character while introducing contemporary elements that enhance functionality and comfort.
