Trends 40-02 A selection of this month's top homes, kitchens, bathrooms and more Share Tweet Help Facebook Tweet Help New Home A strong home in a strong land A floor plane and a roof plane, with fully glazed walls between – this contemporary high-end two-pavilion home is all about engaging with its mountain setting Reflecting on grandeur For this dramatic lakeside home, two forms merge to create a cohesive structure that offers both social living and private retreats Drawing on nature This highly sustainable new home has a timber-focussed material palette, creating a harmonious connection between indoors and outdoors Tall and good looking This G.J. Gardner showhome exudes refinement right from the street – on entering, the family home's spacious, open interiors are all about lifestyle 2023 TIDA International Judging Panel members Thanks to Mick De Giulio, Davinia Sutton, Mark Bullivant and Gary Todd More Recapturing the romance Flying used to be glamorous, you even dressed up for it – this nature-infused, de-stressing terminal, by Boiffils Architectures, again romances the flier experience A restorative place within nature Join internationally renowned architect Steven Holl as he walks through his Winter Visual Arts Center project, throwing light on the design process and outcomes Understated – until you open the door Entry to this powder room is literally hidden in the woodwork – once inside, a giant round mirror accentuates the refined wood vanity Apple of our eyes This much loved kitchen responds to its apple horticulture-inspired home – timber cabinetry, soaring ceilings and great connections result In step with the scenery This contemporary, well connected Poggenpohl kitchen by Lara Farmilo is a refined yet understated match for its idyllic waterside situation 7 suite connections to inspire There are great bathrooms, great bedrooms and then great connections between the two – here are some inspiring examples On show This showroom kitchen showcases the designer’s skill – having broad appeal while leaving space for a potential client to add their own personality Nothing is black and white This coastal family home's largely black and white interior is the result of tweaked original plans – having the owner as builder keeps things personal Smart thinking meets green thinking – is your garden living its best life? Increasingly innovation meets sustainability in our outdoor designs – here, Matt Leacy, of Landart, reflects on the way forward Driving into the future It started as an extension to showcase cars, but oh how it grew – a cottage-like '60s home becomes an expansive modern home Artistic divide This clean-lined kitchen is organised to maximise functionality while quiet tones and plenty of open wall space allow art works to shine Subtle, soft and romantic Subtle connections, soft tones and classically finished wall cabinetry combine to make this master suite a relaxing retreat for its owners We know the Specialists Latest Book More Books > Trends 40-09 40-09 Read More Recommended Business Partners Latest Award More > Memories of the Alhambra Similar Stories