Australian homes

Little More House on the Mornington Peninsula blends rustic influences from the country to create a relaxed coastal home.

The Australian architects willing to work on projects with construction budgets of $500,000 or less — tackling renovations big, and small!

Chloë Antonio Architecture revitalises a post-war heritage brick home in Pascoe Vale South for modern living.

Bright, fresh and inspired by the sea, the Hamptons trend is a beloved design in Australian homes. It’s a cohesive blend of traditional and contemporary features, with an underlying penchant for entertaining. In true Hamptons style, the kitchen boasts elegant blonde oak flooring, white Shaker cabinets, and classic brushed brass tapware and fixtures throughout. For further inspiration on creating a coastal, Hamptons-style home, head over to The Interior Edit | ABI Interiors

From a tired 1970's home into an incredible Hamptons style house, check out this home makeover and learn all the transformation details!

Drawing inspiration from the modern Australian residential architecture, this home blends indoor and outdoor living seamlessly. The brick and concrete facade pays homage to urban structures, while expansive windows invite the surrounding nature in, encapsulating the perfect balance of city and suburbia.

'Country style' isn't all tartan wallpaper, rose-gold kitchens and vintage pieces, interior designer Lauren Li shows us how with 'new rural'.

This 1940s mid-century home located in the middle of Warrandyte State Park near Melbourne, Australia, has had an extremely interesting history. In the 1970s one of the outhouses was renovated by the renowned designer Alistair Knox and the rest was renovated in the 1990s, when the building fell into a good pair of hands, restoring it to an excellent condition. 👉🏻LINK IN BIO FOR MORE 👉🏻..If you are selling your mid-century house and need help from people who reall

Gallery of Two Sheds - Lorne / Australia / 2019 | Picture 3 |

The Australian love of Hamptons-inspired homes is no surprise, but what is it that makes our dream coastal homes so similar - or different? From verandahs to colour palette, we spoke to two experts to find out.