Design Show Australia is just around the corner, running 13–15th June at ICC Sydney—we share some highlights of who’s exhibiting at this year’s show.

Channeling a subtle Palm Springs aesthetic, Balmain House by Parker Studio seamlessly blends materials to create a muted, calming and contemporary home in Sydney’s inner west.

Once a shoe factory, The Watertower was Sydney’s first warehouse conversion—we step into an apartment transformed by Studio Noakes, full of colour, artwork and handmade collections.

Drawing from the materiality and forms of the surrounding neighbourhood, Gable Park by Weaver+Co Architects, fosters connection without forsaking privacy.

Nestled within a quintessentially inner-urban Melbourne suburb, Fitzroy North Terrace by Field Office Architecture, seamlessly blends the old with the new, prioritising natural light and a connection to nature.

House of Lita founder, Lauren Steel’s Federation cottage in Maryville, in Newcastle, is brimming with charming period details, honouring the home’s heritage foundations.

Photographer Alana Landsberry’s serene 1960s Spanish revival home in Sugarloaf Bay, in Sydney, was originally built for a racing car driver!

Double Bay House by Carla Barton blends classic proportions with Georgian style—the home meticulously crafted in layers of opulent texture, colour and form.

Once two single-fronted Victorian homes, Blue Larnoo by Brave New Eco has been reimagined into a joyous, light-filled home embracing bold colour throughout.

The dreamy home of CLO Studios founder Chloe Tozer and her partner, builder Jack Clissold, Villa des Fleurs blends French countryside and Italian influences.

Nestled within an eastern bayside suburb of Naarm/Melbourne, Cedar Cottage, by A.mi, is a minimalist, airy yet cosy home—inspired by relaxed Hamptons beach style.

Split across multiple levels, Black Diamond by YSG Studio is a layered and tactile waterfront haven—drawing on design elements found in boutique hotels.