Anything this quirky 1950s rental lacks in size, it makes up for in personality.

Tucked behind an old Tudor building in Prahran, this 35-square-metre apartment appears as a little slice of southern France after a largely DIY renovation.

Discover all the products and artworks featured in The Design Files Apartment Project at East Brunswick Village (EBV).

We are very excited to introduce you to The Design Files Apartment Project — a two-day pop-up event all about apartment living!

Purchasing an apartment in 2021 has given Mathew Fowler and Jonathon Law stability, security and a beautiful blank canvas for their design-led lifestyle.

This 1970s apartment is now the perfect no-frills city base, where simple materials meet leafy outlooks.

Set within a century-old Melbourne factory, this carefully planned family apartment is equal parts fun and functional.

How architect Nick Sweetland completely transformed his 1960s Melbourne apartment in just four months on a $65,000 budget.

Not everyone will appreciate the design of this East Melbourne apartment complex, and that’s just the way the residents like it.

This compact mid-century apartment in North Melbourne is full of personality and clever storage solutions.

This colourful renovation shows the potential of well-built, established apartments as modern day family homes.

Practising what she preaches, urban designer Shakira Everett purchased an apartment to support a low-maintenance and walkable lifestyle.

Clever space saving features and Brazilian modernist influences have transformed this Bondi apartment.

With glorious architecture and idyllic waterfront views, it's easy to see why the lucky residents of these Double Bay apartments never want to leave!

This ‘practically quirky’ apartment reno balances colour and original art deco features for a family of four.

These clever homes prove just how fabulous apartment living can be! Find our 10 favourite apartment tours here.

With a $70,000 budget, Jack Davies and Elizabeth White have completely revitalised their 1970s Carlton apartment.

A statement ‘pod’ clad in copper, mirrored, metal laminate has transformed this tiny St Kilda studio apartment.

This 1960s Melbourne apartment makeover by Healy Ryan Architects leans into its original features.

A 56-square-metre apartment brings a taste of Parisian chic to Melbourne's CBD. See the before and after photos!

When an interior designer/artist designs her own home, the result is spectacular!

A wheelchair-accessible renovation has maintained the modernist feel of this 1960s apartment and enhanced its sweeping views.

This renovated Sydney apartment makes the most of its 70-square-metre floor plan in surprising and creative ways.

It’s no secret that we love apartments here at TDF. Here, we’ve rounded up 10 of the most memorable apartments we saw in 2023!

Robinson Architecture have improved the look and function of this compact 1970s brick unit with carefully reconfigured and updated interiors.

You can now apply to live in this Brunswick apartment building developed especially for Melbourne renters.

Evergreen by Clare Cousins Architects is one of the six Nightingale buildings in Brunswick, where leafy balconies and rooftop gardens offer the best of apartment living!

The MacRobertson confectionery factory is home to a series of warehouse conversions like no other. Step back in time into the 1880s complex and three of the endearing apartments!

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

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

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!

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

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

Step inside South Yarra's Beverley Hills flats (1935-36) — Melbourne’s best known historical apartment complex.

An exclusive look at the late-1940s apartment complex, and the homes of two young architects within it.

A look inside one of Melbourne's best and earliest examples of well-designed, minimal, medium-density housing.

Arcke architects lifted this Queenslander to accommodate an apartment underneath, and provide better connections to the outdoors via an ‘engawa.’

Built-in furniture and an art deco inspired palette have transformed this Bondi apartment for entertaining.

This apartment in Caulfield North retains all its original charm through a sensitive, contemporary renovation.

A converted warehouse in Collingwood's former Foy & Gibson department store gets a modern update by Rob Kennon Architects.

First home buyers Samantha Curcio and David Waddell share their sleek, sustainable and personality-filled apartment.

Melanie Beynon and Megan Hounslow strip an 1870s Melbourne apartment back to its roots.

Minimal interventions and clever partitioning make the most of this this tiny studio apartment.

This original 1965 apartment in Clovelly is now living its best life.

This treetop Surry Hills apartment is renovated to serve dual functions by architecture firm Downie North.

Nicholas Gurney shares the 5S tiny home in Potts Point, informed by a Japanese strategy for five practices of everyday living.

A former confectionary factory in inner Melbourne gets a sparkling upgrade from Folk architects.

Retallack Thompson create a new feeling of space in a small-footprint apartment in Potts Point.

The 'tiny home' phenomenon continues... explore the Type Street Apartment from Tsai Design.

BoardGrove Architects show us a glimpse of what the future might look like, with this sleek renovation.

A look inside the truly breathtaking Whitlam Place building by Freadman White and Anon Studio.

We tour Nightingale 1, a brand new apartment building in Melbourne shaking up inner-city development.

Our architecture columnist Stuart Harrison visits Casba, a new mixed use development in Waterloo, Sydney.