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A glass partition wall between living and media rooms creates separate spaces but celebrates the rooms' combined volume in visual terms

This bar area stands apart from the adjacent kitchen thanks to an eye-catching tile splashback with the look of floating pixels

Brass mesh-fronted cabinetry doors introduce a rustic, traditional feel, and even a touch of texture, to this timber mountain home

Forkid’s club by Panorama Design stretches the young mind with various zones representing seasons – stimulating the imagination at every curvy, colourful turn

This master suite picks up design detail from elsewhere in the home – bringing cohesion to an otherwise disconnected expansive interior

Sandy tones, soft curves and repeated interior design elements add to the character of this contemporary, centrally set family kitchen

In this project, modern architectural forms and heritage villa design are connected through space and materials, for an individual family home

In this kitchen, the brassy Melamine Patina battening around the island resurfaces on the rangehood – bringing linear uniformity to the space

Designed to take in ocean, beach, bush and birdlife, this home by Box – The Architect Builder was a flexible response to an existing plan

This expansive master suite includes what looks like a quite seaworthy sculptural tub – that's enough to set you soaking and dreaming

The refrigerator is integrated into this wall of cabinetry, but what's really important is on show – the contents of a glass-fronted Liebherr wine fridge

Australian hardwood timber ceilings, floors and joinery provide warmth and texture for this apartment, and bring the sense of a crafted design