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Project Feature • @electricbowery restores a Big Sur home designed by Mickey Muennig in the 1990s, reviving its redwood interiors, crafting a sleek entertainer’s kitchen and enhancing outdoor spaces that celebrate coastal living. When Electric Bowery co-founder Cayley Lambur first encountered Big Sur Residence in 2018, she could feel its magic. Though its gardens were overgrown and interior charms concealed, she had the vision and patience to restore it to glory. Head to the link in bio to read Big Sur Residence by Electric Bowery on The Local Project. Photography by @chrismottalini. Architecture, interior design, styling and landscape design by Electric Bowery.

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Video Feature • Defined by restraint and material honesty, Equanimity by @mckarchitects offers a moment of stillness in the heart of Sydney. The interiors move gently between levels, from public openness to private retreat. With light as a guiding principle, the spaces feel both resolved and restorative. Above all, this house is a quiet escape from the momentum of the everyday. Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Photography by @prueruscoe. Architecture by MCK Architects. Interior design by @atelieralwill. Filmed by @thelocalproduction_. Edited by Luke Chetham. Production by The Local Production.
Project Feature • Defined by an L-shaped layout, the open-plan living, kitchen and dining areas of Mount Martha House by @victoria.merrett are arranged around a central deck and pool, encouraging family connection and effortless entertaining. Calm and enduring, Mount Martha House is grounded in its coastal setting – a practical, light-filled design built to evolve with the family. Head to the link in bio to read Mount Martha House by Victoria Merrett Architects on The Local Project. Photography by @tashatylee. Architecture and interior design by Victoria Merrett Architects. Build by @momentum_building. Styling by @tatjana.melchiorre. Landscape design by @simontaylorlandscapedesign. Landscape construction by @centred_landscapes. Rug by @armadilloandco. Stone by @signorinotilegallery. Tiles by @ecooutdoor.
Video Feature • The Design Masterclass Series • At Ridge House, Max Worrell and Jejon Yeung of @worrellyeung embrace simplicity to create a place of quiet retreat. Thoughtful restraint in both form and materiality brings clarity to the design, where every detail has purpose. The pared-back gabled house and Corten steel-clad barn allow the architecture to fall away, making space for a more grounded experience. Head to the link in bio to watch 6 Secrets Architects Use to Create a Calming Retreat with Worrell Yeung. This series is brought to you by @fisherpaykel. Photography by @rafaelgamo. Architecture by Worrell Yeung. Interior design by @colonydesign. Build by Heitmann Builders. Landscape design by @understorylandarch.
Project Feature • Gable House by @folkarchitects and @studio.doherty stands as a celebration of suburban escapism and bold creativity, offering a tailored response to the needs of an energetic family. Encircling a resplendent garden oasis with imaginative diversity, the home is unapologetically centred on the family who reside within. Located in a leafy pocket of inner Melbourne, it’s not a precious place but rather an expressive house – crafted with care and alive with social connection. Here, formality gives way to a vibrant interplay of colour, light and life, in every sense. Head to the link in bio to read Gable House by Folk Architects and Studio Doherty on The Local Project. Photography by @seanfennessy. Architecture by Folk Architects. Interior design by Studio Doherty. Build by @exceedgroup. Styling by @beaandcostyle. Landscape design by @mudoffice.
Project Feature • Camouflaged among the trees, House in Lilyfield embraces a quiet transformation. @charmainepang_architect inserts a refined extension that honours the original worker’s cottage while deftly expanding its functionality. A narrow setback becomes the site for a bold intervention – a sculpted volume that folds respectfully behind heritage lines. Grounded in material sensitivity and spatial ingenuity, the home’s evolution is subtle, elegant and deeply contextual. Head to the link in bio to read House in Lilyfield by Charmaine Pang Architect on The Local Project. Photography by @tfadtomferguson and @martinsiegner.studio. Architecture by Charmaine Pang Architect. Build by @bcm_aust. Landscape design by @mylesbaldwindesign.
Project Feature • In Melbourne’s South Yarra, @studio.doherty transforms a 1930s home into a dynamic family residence, defined by bold artworks, curved forms and thoughtful material choices. Overlooking the Yarra River and Melbourne cityscape, at first glance, South Yarra House is hidden from the main street. What started as a decorative update for the home soon became a design transformation for Studio Doherty. A considered approach created a warm family home, animated by bold colour, organic forms and playful art. Head to the link in bio to read South Yarra House by Studio Doherty on The Local Project. Photography by @seanfennessy. Interior design by Studio Doherty. Build by @exceedgroup. Styling by @beaandcostyle. Landscape design by @mudoffice.
Video Feature • Designed to support the ebb and flow of family life, Alaïa Palm Beach by @haydenshapes and Danielle Cox spans four distinct levels – from wellness retreat to social hub. The lower levels invite active recovery with an ice bath, sauna and poolside bar, while above, light-filled communal spaces unfold toward the ocean. Every floor is attuned to a different rhythm of living. At its core, this is a home built for presence, connection and ease. Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Photography by @smartanson. Architecture and interior design by Hayden and Danielle Cox⁠. Build by @beachesbuilding. Styling by @clairedelmar.
Video Feature • Behind a modest heritage facade in Paddington, Equanimity opens into a calm and composed spatial experience. Designed by @mckarchitects, with interiors by Atelier Alwill, the home reframes the terrace typology with clarity and restraint. Soft textures and natural light imbue the spaces with quiet generosity. This house is a quiet escape, shaped to hold both presence and pause. Head to the link in bio to watch the full video on The Local Project. Photography by @prueruscoe. Architecture by MCK Architects. Interior design by @atelieralwill. Filmed by @thelocalproduction_. Edited by Luke Chetham. Production by The Local Production.
Issue No. 16 Feature • The @laminexau Series • Video Feature • Kesterson House — originally built for businessman William Kesterson and once an architect’s office — was purchased in 2020 with plans for a modest renovation. The project soon evolved into a striking transformation, featuring a rear extension with a light-filled glass link, blending the new kitchen and living area with the heritage home. Watch the full video on The Local Project or read Kesterson House by Bunston in the Issue No. 16 print publication. Photography by @tashatylee. Architecture, interior design and landscape design by @bunston.studio. Build by @barkersburkeconstruction. Styling by @millicentsmail. Landscape build by @core_pave. Joinery by @fenn_interiors. Metal fabrication by @steelscale_. Stone masonry by Breccia. Surfaces by Laminex. Filmed and edited by @_hnmedia. Production by @thelocalproduction_.
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