Little Granite House is a compact 100 square metre rural family home that responds to its High Country environment.

Base Cabin are collaborating with local architects to create their striking and sustainable tiny homes on wheels.

Sunshine yellow details and a serene courtyard ensure this inner-city Melbourne home holds spaces for gathering and retreating.

This renovation in Melbourne's north weaves together old and new to create a 'hard working' family home bathed in sunlight!

A series of small changes by Curious Practice have transformed this NSW home into a serene refuge filled with dreamy garden views.

Byron St Studio is simple cabin that survived a flood right after it was built – and you can book to stay there!

Suburban House by Sans-Arc Studio blends mid-century influences with passive design principles to create a serene new home.

A pragmatic 1965 brick home fronting the Port Hacking waterway has been reconfigured for its bushland setting by Watershed Architects.

A south-facing heritage home in South Hobart is injected with light and warmth by Studio Ilk.

A mid-century inspired kitchen renovation by Studio Barbara takes a Glebe apartment back to its 1960s roots.

Lindsay by Megowan is a cohesively extended Melbourne home that sensitively integrates the front of the home with the rear.

Architect Justin Noxon shares his Mornington Peninsula property spanning three diverse properties on eight acres!

A textured brick wall wraps around three pavilions in Fish Creek House, sheltering the home from the ferocious winds.

We tour two unique apartments inside Temple Court, an elegant 1920s building nestled on Melbourne's iconic Collins Street!

The Melbourne house of owner-designer Dan Gayfer is on the market, but this Edwardian's sweeping extension is full of surprises.

This once lacklustre Edwardian cottage has been given new life thanks to a renovation and extension by Architect George Meek, of Studio Meek.

Play House by State of Kin makes a strong case for the retention and renewal of brown brick homes.

Kitty Lee Architecture revitalise a small Enmore cottage with clever additions and personality.

Butterfly House by Dane Taylor is a sustainable and thoughtful coastal retreat, that blends mid-century design and Japanese architecture.

This old Edwardian in Melbourne has been turned into an entertainer's dream sanctuary with a passively designed extension.

References to Le Corbusier meet bold citrus hues in Wowowa's latest project, Wrong Champ.

Gloss House is a an equal parts futuristic and retro home designed by Studio Doherty and Enth Degree Architects in Doncaster East, Melbourne.

Gawthorne’s Hut is a sustainable, off-grid 40sqm home located on a working family farm - built for a budget of just $250,000.

Hermon by WOWOWA brilliantly reimagines a Melbourne home's period elements, with rich and colourful interiors!

The renovation of architect Anthony Gill's own family home in North Bondi is a compelling case for modest inner-city development.

EME Design have turned this dated Melbourne abode into a surprisingly sustainable haven.

Studio Weave bring the backyard and northern light into a compact cottage to form an inspired family home.

This renovated home in Melbourne's north is a love letter to the past, with a new architectural balcony and lush garden views.

Step inside a newly built farmhouse that's fully off the grid, with all the classic features of an old country home.

Bowen by Shaun Lockyer Architects elevates a 1920s cottage with a stunning renovation and addition.

Architect Emily Sandstrom's warm family home runs off solar power, with a vegetable garden and impressive entertaining area hidden inside!

In a thoughtful renovation, Suzanne Hunt Architect celebrates this Perth home's heritage roots, while turning it into a modern sanctuary.

2022 was the year of incredible apartment tours here at TDF. We stepped inside some iconic buildings and got a taste of just how fabulous apartment living can be!

These environmentally-conscious homes prove that style and design aren't compromised when sustainability is considered.

From big builds to clever renovations, and small, impactful designs, these are the most popular architect-designed homes we featured in 2022.

From classic '60s dream homes to magical Modernist masterpieces, see the most popular retro abodes we featured this year!

Lightly Weighted by Oli Booth Architecture is a robust two-storey home in Grey Lynn, Auckland on a mere 42 square metre footprint!

Monterey House by Insider Outsider blends perfectly into the coastal surrounds of a quiet pocket in the Mornington Peninsula.

Tour the newly built ParkLife building designed and developed by Austin Maynard Architects - under the innovative Nightingale model!

A mudbrick home in Healesville, Victoria handmade by the owners using salvaged materials.

Mirvac are hoping to encourage sustainable living with their innovative 'future ready' display home in Melbourne's inner west.

This Sydney family home is like a private treehouse by the beach, with views at every turn, and unexpected interiors.

A major Brunswick home extension by Lisa Breeze Architect takes its cues from the surrounding neighbourhood and original Edwardian facade.

The tree canopy takes precedence over ocean views in this holiday home for three families, designed by Conrad Gargett architects.

A Wollongong home gets a secondary, sustainable dwelling by Alexander Symes Architect wrapped in and around a 60-year-old pepper tree.

Inside the 1958-1960 Torbreck apartment building that pioneered a new era of Brisbane living.

'Cabin Haus' by Lahaus brings a taste of Norway to Perth with its charming, boathouse-inspired facade.

The beautiful Lodge House in Melbourne's east has been held in the architect's own family for over 60 years – until now!

A sympathetic beach shack makeover by Lian prioritises its special place on Victoria's surf coast.

An innovative Gabriel Poole house on the same site inspired this new home by Bark Architects embracing the bush landscape.

Dimensions X aims to be the ‘Tesla of housing’, creating energy-efficient, prefabricated homes that can be assembled in just six weeks.

Once the tallest residential building in Melbourne, Robin Boyd's Domain Park (1962) paved the way for a new era of apartment living.

An extensive renovation of a Mornington Peninsula beach shack by Agius Scorpo Architects explores craft and ingenuity.

A 'periscope' and clever space-saving joinery enhance this Richmond worker's cottage designed by Architecture Architecture.

Perched in the treetops above Palm Beach, this home by CplusC Architectural Workshop delivers everything you'd want in a tree house.

A new addition designed by architect and owner-builder Oscar Sainsbury opens his Fairfield home to the Yarra River surrounds.

Agius Scorpo Architects strip a Yarraville, Melbourne house back to basics, revealing and enhancing beautifully functional spaces within.

The landscape is the mesmerising star of the show in Garden House on Sydney's Upper North Shore by Arent&Pyke and Polly Harbison Design.

Green Hills Farm owners Neil and Kristy Plumridge share their barn-inspired West Gippsland home designed by Slap Architects.