A turn of the century attic villa, in Federation style, got a complete makeover for the 21st century.

With a new layout to suit the new owners, the charming home takes advantage of its glorious lead light windows and garden setting.

Built in 1930, this Spanish Mission house was restored with high quality joinery and finishes to match the new owners' love of heritage style.

This new house, built on part of the client's former large garden, allows the owners to enjoy gardening while living in a beautiful, low-maintenance home that saves energy.

In the mid-1800s, this was the gardener's home for a nearby mansion.

Now the cottage has been extended and renovated to create a wonderful family home at Brighton.

Two maisonettes were re-combined back into one house, improving the layout for this family home while honouring the original 19th-century design.

A classic 1970s ranch home with exposed beams and Daniel Robertson bricks was revamped with a cool style in this renovation.

The 1956 house in Mid Century Modern style was restored to honour its heritage.

A 1960s flat in St Kilda was updated with a new kitchen and bathroom, making the most of every millimetre of space.

Full design for a pair of luxurious new townhouses.

A new family home in Mt Eliza, featuring two pavilions nestled around a pool, that form a protected Alfresco area. Recycled ironbark posts from NSW were incorporated into the design as a nod to the owner's heritage.

Full renovation of a 1960s beach house with a pyramid roof on the Mornington Peninsula. A concealed bookshelf door was installed in the family room, leading to a guest suite decorated in striped patterns like a beach towel.