Echoing the greens of the exterior landscape, this contemporary home’s kitchen glows in a rich, dark combination of Corsi & Nicolai Verde Rameggiato marble on the island bench and glossy joinery finished in Resene ‘Celtic’.

Photographer: Rhiannon Taylor | Interior designer: Chelsea Hing | Stylist: Beck Simon

The powder room within a modernist mansion is realised in Ocean Green marble from Parthenon Marble. Flack Studio designed the custom basin, its chiseled form adding dimension to the immersive scheme.

Photographer: Derek Swalwell

From the indoor-outdoor connection to this chic bathroom, there is an ever-present perception of greenery in this beautifully updated mid-century house.

Photographer: Prue Ruscoe | Interior designer: Alwill Interiors | Architect: Luigi Rosselli

This triangular shaped home in Sydney’s Darlinghurst has been given a modern-industrial, café-style makeover by Jonathan Richards of Richards Stanisisch that respects the home’s layered history and unique mix of Victorian and Federation style architecture.

Photographer: Felix Forest

A nature-inspired palette has been used in the dining room of this reinvented Parisian apartment by Jacques Hervouet and architect Odile Burnod. The 1950s tapestry is attributed to Ateliers Pinton.

Photographer: Stephan Julliard | Stylist: Sarah de Beaumont

A deft blend of custom-made, contemporary and antique pieces creates a unique ambience in this classic Sydney home that has been revamped by Phoebe Nicol. A custom olive green rug adds a subtle pop of colour to the formal living area.

Photographer: Felix Forest

This California bungalow reimagined by Arent & Pyke now boasts a relaxed contemporary ambience and offers easy living for a family of four. The muted green kitchen joinery is by Adam Standfield Cabinet Making and hand-painted in Dulux ‘Juvenile’

Photographer: Anson smart | Stylist: Claire Delmar

Patrick Kennedy of Kennedy Nolan dismisses this staircase as a feature, likening its colour to a “neutral of the environment because of its connection to the natural world.” It’s not a “green-green that’s synthetic or chemical: it works with the muted background palette. It has a lot of personality but is not a particularly difficult or dominating colour to live with.”

Photographer: Derek Swalwell

A beautiful pale sage palette and floral patterns delivers a freshness and sense of romance to this elegant bedroom.

Photographer: Anson Smart