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See all the results in 2022 TIDA Australia Homes – new homes, renovations and interiors by architects and designers

Congratulations to Alex Urena of Alex Urena Design Studio, winner of the 2022 TIDA Australia Designer New Home of the Year with a home that makes the most of ocean views

Congratulations to Fletcher Hawkins of R Architecture, winner of 2022 TIDA Australia Architect New Home of the Year. See more of this elegant home on a steep slope

Congratulations to Stacey Farrell of Stacey Farrell Architect, winner of the 2022 TIDA New Zealand Architect New Home of the Year.  See more of this distinctive holiday home on a tight budget

Congratulations to David Reid Homes Waitaki/South Canterbury wins 2022 TIDA New Zealand Group Home Builder of the Year with a crisply modern home with impressive detailing

See all the results In 2022 TIDA New Zealand Group Home Builders category – winners, runners-up and highly commended entries

Congratulations to Garry Mayne of Studio 4 Architects, winner of the 2022 TIDA New Zealand Designer New Home of the Year – a modern family home that can be enjoyed all year round

See all the results in 2022 TIDA New Zealand Homes for Architect-designed Homes – winners, runners-up and highly commended entries

See all the results from architectural designers and interior designers in the Designer Homes category of 2022 TIDA New Zealand Homes

With two prominent street fronts and a central lobby open to the sky, this individualistic apartment building balances solar access, privacy and outlook

Arts & Crafts architecture is given a dynamic, contemporary twist with this new-build family home that takes inspiration from local surroundings

Life is for living, not for showing off and maintaining – this easy-care Mangawhai home by GJ Gardner offers every creature comfort

For this design, the owners wanted an organic feel that wasn’t too perfect – the result is a character kitchen that's wild, rambling and natural

This design had to look and feel luxurious – right from the visual impact, layout and surfaces to the fine detailing and craftsmanship of the installation

Whether behind closed doors or visually connected to the main kitchen – or both – these sculleries combine designer good looks with chef-friendly functionality

Classic detailing, a furniture look, some colour and visual connections were all part of the equation for this home's character-filled family kitchen

Positioning, style, backlit, magnified – bathroom mirrors come in all shapes and forms. Which design is suited to you?

This modern bathroom offers a light industrial vibe, with gleaming emerald tiles in a textural herringbone layout, brass accents and a concrete look tile

Humans aren't made of straight lines, so why should our bathrooms be? This master ensuite offers curves in all the right places, echoing elements in other areas of the home

Sometimes a design has to reach beyond the tastes of the owners – here, for a development where home and bathroom had to offer broad appeal

Congratulations to Gavin Hepper of Concepts by Gavin Hepper, winner of the 2022 TIDA Australia Interior Design of the Year – a family home with sense of harmony throughout

Congratulations to Jennie Dunlop of Dunlop Design, winner TIDA New Zealand Interior Design of the Year. See more of this classic interior in a heritage home

 A grand greystone is sensitively restored to honour its history, yet with reinvented interiors to satisfy the specific, modern-day lifestyle of its inhabitants

Responding to its Italian owner, this  interior features fresco wall finishes, custom elements with multiple functions and moments of colour 

With as much to do as there is to look at, this multi-faceted backyard pool project includes a swim lane, child's pool beach, a diving board and two spas

The brief for an upmarket pool and landscaping was standard enough but the teetering clifftop location and scale of the pool made it exceptional

Congratulations to Clinton Cole and Carmen Chan of CplusC Architectural Workshop, winners of the 2022 TIDA Australia Renovation of the Year – design that deliberately confounds perspective

Congratulations to Brendon Monk of Modo Architects, winner of the 2022 TIDA New Zealand Renovation of the Year with an addition that makes the most of the outdoors

Look, ma, no columns – this extension creates a rear volume that appears to hover in the air – behind the scenes, two strategies were required to achieve this

This renovation marries sustainable small footprint living with a quest for spaciousness and delight – a reworked facade and haptic-minded interior both feature