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.
Nestled in the rolling hills of the Byron Bay Hinterland, The Barn House by Shaun Lockyer Architects draws from its agrarian surroundings to create a residence of calm, warmth, and connection to the land. A restrained palette…
Coconut Crab Studio by Alexander Symes Architect is an environmentally regenerative ceramic studio located in Sydney’s Inner West. Created in collaboration with Casa Adams Fine Wares and landscape architect Jason Monaghan, the project offsets its embodied energy…
Subtle Shifts Home by Steffen Welsch Architects demonstrates that bigger isn’t always better. Instead of prioritizing size, the project proves that thoughtful design can achieve sustainability, flexibility, and comfort within an existing footprint.
Re-Generation House by Alexander Symes Architect demonstrates how architecture can balance heritage, ecology, and family life. By keeping what exists, adding only what is necessary, and sourcing the lowest-impact materials, the project embodies a circular future.
A Patterned Sanctuary by The Stylesmiths transforms a 1920s–30s Tudor revival home in Melbourne’s leafy Toorak into a warm and layered haven. Rather than a full architectural overhaul, the project embraced the house’s solid structure and focused…
Home Pavilion by MRTN Architects redefines suburban living by placing the home’s key social spaces—the kitchen, dining, and living areas—inside a distinct pavilion. Anchoring the corner of its suburban site, the pavilion becomes the heart of the…
Bundanoon Home by McMillan Design sits in the Southern Highlands, blending modern farmhouse style with thoughtful functionality. Created in collaboration with architect Edward Rosier, the interiors focus on intimacy, warmth, and a natural connection to the surrounding…
Cedar Creek House by Tonic Architecture + Design demonstrates how thoughtful planning and sustainable strategies can redefine rural living. With its off-grid systems, resilient materials, and zoned layout, the project combines comfort and efficiency in equal measure.
The Sorrento Coastal House by Rob Kennon Architects was designed to adapt to changing patterns of occupation over time while fully embracing its coastal surroundings. Set back from the street behind a belt of native vegetation, the…
