Troye Sivan's Melbourne Home Is Like a Modern Art Museum (Tranquil Courtyard Included)

Troye describes his Maker & Son Sofa as the "comfiest couch in the world."

Troye's custom coffee table holds a bonsai tree and books featuring the works of Keith Haring, Freida Kahlo, and more.

Troye's favorite art piece in his home is this colorful sculpture by Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran.

Troye's "reading nook" overlooks the garden and serves as a soothing spot for reflection and meditation.

Troye makes a point of decorating his home with low light lamps of all shapes and sizes, including this hanging lamp he describes as having the feeling of "alien skin."

Troye describes the kitchen as one of his favorite parts of the house for its green stone countertops, the variety of materials, and large windows overlooking the garden.

The floor-to-ceiling windows let in immense amounts of light.

Upstairs, Troye has a loft overlooking the living area.

At the top of the stairs sits a handblown glass sculpture of a ghost by Nell.

Troye's desk is piled high with books about David Bowie, Christian Dior, Andy Warhol, and more.

Troye lives with his younger sister, Sage. "To be able to live with her, give her a pretty room that she loves and that she can make her own has been so so so nice."

Troye's favorite room in the house is his sister's bathroom, where a skylight lets natural light pour in.

Troye spends most of his time at home in his room, where he opens the slanted windows to let in a cross breeze.

Troye removed the original closet from his bedroom to expand the bathroom and make room for a pink marble bathtub.

"It's like paradise for me," Troye said of the garden. "I spend a lot of time out here watering the garden, taking care of the plants."

Because he removed the original toilet from the kitchen area, Troye converted the wine cellar into a cavelike bathroom painted in the color oxblood to have a bathroom on the ground floor. "I think it's so dramatic and extra and I love it," he said.