Trends Volume 33 No 5

Three-level new home features abstract geometric exterior and interior with contrasting flowing features, including a sculptural bridge and feature ceilings throughout

Porcelain panels with the look of marble and a laminate with the look of wood create an upmarket, natural aesthetic for this kitchen with large walk-in pantry

Every element in this distinctive kitchen is a design response to a restriction or challenge the architect faced on the narrow site

A freestanding bath, hand-made marble vanity basins and a floor-to-ceiling glass shower wall give this bathroom a 5 star hotel feel

This renovation respects the home's heritage past while adding open-plan living space and functionality

A rebuilt bedroom featuring hand-made wallpaper is teamed with a new master bathroom in this brownstone renovation by Matthew Baird Architects and interior designer Jennifer Morris

Large windows and doors frame the bush setting in this master bedroom makeover part of a whole house remodel by Bijl Architecture

This renovation creates a master ensuite, main bathroom and other rooms in a sympathetic aesthetic and all within a modest footprint

Prioritise your spending on the form of the shell and keep the interiors as simple as possible says architect Eva-Marie Prineas

This kitchen and hidden scullery's strong two-tone palette and stepped cabinet forms evoke the look and feel of the wider home

Concrete-look tiles on floors and walls create a dramatic, uniform look in this bathroom and matching ensuite

This relaxed kitchen continues the seaside home's emphasis on the warmth of American oak white engineered stone provides a crisp counterpoint

Contemporary yet raw, this kitchen complements the home's concrete wall panels and floors while packing in a wealth of high-tech storage