Your 3 Most Popular Custom Arkular Designs of 2025 – NSW, VIC & TAS Prefab Homes
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The year that was! 2025 was an exciting year of prefab modular architecture for Arkular, designing real homes that really resonated with how people live their lives. Tailored for real people, these homes combine functionality with aesthetics, creating inviting spaces that reflect individuality. Let’s take a look at your top 3 favourites from 2025 and view more Arkular custom home designs and completed projects.
1. Ventnor House (VIC)
Size: 145 m2, 3 Bed + 2 Bath
A home that feels like a deep breath. Open, warm, and relaxing, the Arkular-designed Ventnor House invites you to unwind and recharge, making every moment a retreat from the everyday hustle.
Intentional in every corner, the home is designed to support life’s little rituals: yoga on the deck, entertaining in a sunlit kitchen, or soaking in a bath surrounded by nature.
Packed with wellness perks, the home has been designed for wellbeing and includes a 4-person infrared sauna, a refreshing cold plunge pool, an outdoor bath, and a workout-ready gym. Book Your Stay at this beautiful home via Zoarii.
View the Ventnor House here.
2. Northern Rivers House (NSW)
Size: 250 m² – 4 beds, 3 baths
Adapted from the Ark T3A floorplan, this energy efficient U-shaped modular home design champions modern sustainable living.
Sitting on a steep block with easterly views, the home includes 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a study, an open-plan living/ kitchen/ dining space and an outdoor entertaining area with a kitchen.
This home not only offers spacious living but also ensures a deep connection with nature, providing a comfortable family home.
View the Northern Rivers House here.
3. Bicheno House (TAS)
Size: Guest space (80 m²) – 2 beds, 2 baths; Main residence (275 m²) – 3 beds, 2 baths
A linear classic, the Bicheno House is a holiday retreat that perfectly captures the stunning views of East Coast Tasmania.
This well-thought-out design makes the most of the landscape, inviting the beauty of nature into everyday living. The design aims to maximise coastal views, embrace natural light, and create a warm, inviting atmosphere that blends with its coastal context.
