Trends Volume 33 No 7

The renovation and addition to a home with dark, cramped spaces results in open plan interiors and a new steel and glass extension at the back

The primary structure of this new home consists of parallel precast concrete walls, fully glazed at each end and topped with a gabled roof

Panelled doors, traditional cabinetry pulls, a retro fridge and subway tiles are all in keeping with the age of the home in this kitchen renovation

Key to the success of this new kitchen design is its organisation into five functional zones, including a dedicated coffee nook with cafe-style seating

Ruby red brick gives way to vertical timber cladding in a modern extension to a 100-year-old home

The complementary tones of Neolith sheets, travertine wall tiles and a wood tile herringbone floor are off set by darker hues of Vanilla Noir Caesarstone in this master ensuite

Antique look tiles and a freestanding tub are balanced by a contemporary vanity and modern tapware and lighting in this renovated bathroom in a 1900s home

Merging with the wider interior, this contemporary, understated kitchen's white and wood cabinetry and travertine floors evoke the home's coastal setting

Subway tiles, 1920s light fittings, reeded glass cabinets and commercial-look appliances combine to create the look and feel of a restaurant chef's table setting in this kitchen renovation

A batten ceiling and floor give this renovated bathroom a sauna like feel, while black detailing extends an Art Deco theme

Renovated penthouse master ensuite provides better connections between bedroom, bathroom and closet, plus greater storage and an exotic Moroccan aesthetic