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Herbert St by COS Design Balances Minimalism and Spring Gardens

Modern brick and glass home with a well-designed landscaped yard at sunset.

The Herbert St house is located in Mornington, Australia, nestled on a hill overlooking Mills Beach and Port Phillip Bay. Designed by COS Design in 2023, it features a reverse living layout to capture stunning views from the main living areas. The home, pool, and garden blend relaxed and sophisticated elements, with unique foliage, recycled clinker bricks, and black steel accents.

Kavillo Studios by Cameron Anderson Architects

FeaturedModern A-frame home with wood accents, large windows, and lush landscaping.

Kavillo Studios by Cameron Anderson Architects is a luxury tourism accommodation in Buckaroo, Australia. Designed in 2024, the project features a distinctive tent-like roof structure. Owner-built by sculptor Michael Ferris, the design includes rammed earth walls and galvanized metal cladding, referencing local materials.

The project combines rural aesthetics with environmental considerations, offering a handcrafted, sustainable retreat.

Pocket Passiv is a Highly Efficient Sydney House by Anderson Architecture

A modern facade with contrasting wooden and dark metal panels, creating an intriguing architectural design.

Pocket Passiv, a compact house designed by Anderson Architecture, is nestled in the inner-city suburb of Glebe, Sydney, Australia. Designed in 2023, the residence follows the Passivhaus Plus Standard. It efficiently utilises its 27-square-metre (290-square-foot) space with a split-level layout. The design features an asymmetrical pitched roof and a facade clad with timber shingles, integrating both historical and modern elements to create a net zero energy building.

Warm Embrace Features 70s-Inspired Aesthetic and Cosy Colours

Warm, cozy living room featuring a modern abstract artwork, wood-paneled fireplace, and plush furnishings.

Warm Embrace is an apartment in Melbourne, Australia, designed in 2024 by the Stylesmiths. David Puckering created a vibrant, sophisticated space by eliminating neutral tones and incorporating 1970s-inspired elements. Earthy greens, brushed brass, and walnut veneers are highlighted in features such as the fireplace and the cleverly concealed butler’s pantry. The open-plan living area exudes warmth and character, echoing Alistair Knox’s architectural philosophy.

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