Trends Volume 33 No 3

The L-shaped design of this family home ensures its indoor and outdoor living areas are private from the surrounding area despite the site being quite open and exposed

Cedar-clad home with three wings offers different outlooks from different spaces bifold metal doors enclose a private courtyard in the living wing

Clever internal reorganisation and the addition of another level have transformed this Victorian terrace house, with award-winning results

Bathroom renovation strips out an outdated materials and finishes to create warm contemporary space designed for relaxation

A combined shower and tub area save space in this modest sized ensuite by Bubbles Bathrooms, which also features a vanity with recycled oak drawer fronts in a Corian cabinet

This master suite in a hillside home by Mason & Wales has a minimalist interior and comprises a bedroom, bathroom, study and changing room

Fitting snugly into its limited allotted space, this mainly black and white family kitchen part of a bungalow extension is also open to its wider surroundings

White surfaces and a mirror splashback provide an unobtrusive vibe in this family kitchen, part of a house extension by architect Clinton Cole that features sliding walls opening to a covered courtyard

A large scullery, moveable island, subway tile splashback and a close connection to the living spaces are all design features of this classic-meets-modern kitchen

A modern vanity and shower balance the more traditional elements in this bathroom renovation, while a freestanding tub and round mirror with LED lighting provide crossover elements

Design of day-to-day living kitchen and a connected entertaining kitchen ensures both are flooded with light and have continuity of materials