Renovating a heritage home is like dancing the Charleston—honouring the rhythm of the past while bringing in a little flair of your own.

This 1930s P&O-style home had stunning bones but needed a major rethink. See how it became a light-filled, modern family haven!

This Art Deco home renovation references the original to create a home that is full of character and perfect for modern living.

If you love the curved lines and detailing of the Art Deco period, but crave open spaces and natural light, this home is for you...

Extending heritage homes respectfully is a challenge. Allowing this addition to recede into the shadows was the sensitive approach.

Updates to this elegant, but out-of-touch 1940s home hark back to the era it was built - when houses were small but functional.

'When Two Become One'. Not just a Spice Girls hit, also the story of transforming two duplex apartments into one cohesive family home.

The reordering and extension of this Art Deco home frames a view of an existing and prolific cumquat tree at the rear of the property.

A clever modern makeover of a young professional couples' apartment provides plenty of space for work, rest and play.

A bayside extension clad inside and out in timber battens blurs the functional and decorative.

To maximise space, a lush curtain allows this tiny apartment to multitask, hiding a fold up bed and a world of storage…

A sustainable, flexible and contemporary living space grows out of an existing home. It's reverent and cheeky, radical and conservative.

This apartment renovation in the middle of one of Sydney's busiest suburbs still manages to capture the relaxed nature of a beach house…