Interiors

In this addition to a classic cottage, what look like chunky interior walls from the lounge area are actually floor-to-ceiling cabinets when viewed from the kitchen and dining side of the extension.

This home has interiors that seem to go on for ever – a clever construction methodology made the difference.

A colourful decal adds a playful element to this children's bathroom by designer Natalie Du Bois and can be easily removed when the children are older.

What does an architect's own home look like? Take a peek inside New York architect Joan Dineen's vibrant Manhattan townhouse.

Adding a slightly darker, moodier colour to the walls in this master bedroom and leaving the trims white, helps to frame the room and also makes the custom wooden shutters pop and frame the room.

It might sound obvious but one of the best ways to optimise your views is to choose low-slung furniture.

Carefully curated combinations of special furniture pieces from different periods and origins give this revamped apartment its unique character

Vibrant, realistic veined patterns and textures matched with the highest technological performance required in a hard-working kitchen, this is the hyper-realistic Dekton® Stonika range from Cosentino.

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The luxurious feel and unique veining of Calacatta Renoir marble are skillfully reinterpreted in this glazed porcelain tile.

TV Presenter and Interior Designer Hamish Dodd discusses the design possibilities available from using tiles in your home.

We're spoilt for choice these days when it comes to selecting the key materials available for building a new home – concrete, weatherboard, brick, stone, timber are just some of the options. And the t...