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A double-fronted, two-bedroom workers’ cottage in inner Sydney.

The modern renovations underneath this inner-city workers’ cottage have transformed it

The house has been remodelled with an eye to maximising space, storage and style.

  • Susan Redman

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The variety of succulents and abstract art on the neighbour’s brick walls capture desert scenes.

Award-winning inner-city sanctuary gives a nod to the ’80s

The innovative Six Ways House, named after an intersection at its front door, has set neighbours’ tongues wagging.

  • Stephen Crafti
The award-winning home in suburban Newcastle’s Maryland, designed by Curious Practice, is named Aru.

An ‘insect’ house that touches the ground lightly

This simple interwar cottage, which was damaged in the 1989 Newcastle earthquake, is now an architectural treasure in harmony with its environs.

  • Stephen Crafti

Open the door to love with these sworn-worthy home accessories

Sweet finds for a love-filled home, whether it’s for dinner for two, a casual catch-up or indulging in self-care

  • Georgie Gordon
In the kitchen, Vibia “Plusminus” pendant lights hang over an old pine table surrounded by Fritz Hansen “Series 7″ chairs.

Old meets new inside this art dealer’s late-Victorian three-storey home

This treasure-filled terrace with a sleek extension mixes antiques with contemporary art.

  • Susan Redman
A Mini Cooper in the foreground, and in the background a Ford Cortina Mk I (a car the author once owned in real life).

I love my toy racing cars, but I think they’re ruining my dating life

Is it a thing of beauty or a ridiculous relic? Karl Quinn just can’t decide, but he knows that slot-car racing set is just too damn big.

  • Karl Quinn
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Take a peek inside this art collector’s pink palace

A 1930s Spanish Mission-style house shows off the owner’s exuberant style.

  • Heather Nette King
One of the small incremental changes made was to the threshold between the entrance and the front living area.

Don’t want a big reno? Doing less can create more

There are ways of increasing the sense of space and light. And doing less can often create significantly more, says an architect.

  • Stephen Crafti
Libby and Tom Owen Edmunds at their dining table, under a lamp with porcelain leaves by Kris Coad. The painting above Libby’s head is Blowfly Dreaming by Kimberley artist Tracey Ramsay.

This Darling Point apartment is an exercise in combining colour and texture

Two intrepid travellers combine their love of Asia with spectacular Sydney Harbour views.

  • Susan Redman
Sellers in Melbourne’s prestige property market are spending top dollar to stand out from the crowd,

How Melburnians are paying up to $45,000 to style their homes for sale

With more homes for sale and buyers taking longer to make up their minds, sellers are spending top dollar to stand out from the crowd in a bid to get deals done.

  • Elizabeth Redman

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