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Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Breathing and beautifying
Decorative mesh-fronted cabinetry in this kitchen recalls a time when dedicated meshed cabinets allowed fresh air to pass through to keep goods cool
Crowd pleasers!
These four contemporary G.J. Gardner showhomes are some of the most popular and visited – which one sets you dreaming?
Next level equity
The Anthony Harper fit-out, by Wingates, over two levels of the ANZ Centre, celebrates the views and even the non-hierarchical nature of the law firm itself
A quiet soak
The crisp, white free-standing tub in this bathroom stands out against the visually louder Invisible Light Matt tiles from Tile Space
Caving in to a good coffee?
Cafe M²coffee & Sweet, by Dixia Architectural Design, looks out through arches to its park setting – but also looks inwards for a cosy, cave-like ambiance
Affordable housing finished with bold colours wins top award
Common Architecture' project highlighting colour as a cost-effective and impactful design strategy for low-cost housing wins Grand Prix Dulux award
A restorative place within nature
Join internationally renowned architect Steven Holl as he walks through his Winter Visual Arts Center project, throwing light on the design process and outcomes
Pillar of wisdom
A fluted feature element negotiates the stepped nature of this contemporary, colourful and function-rich kitchen, complete with laundry
Embracing art, embracing nature
This airy, arresting home is all about the celebration of art and sculpture while the natural world also makes some surprising architectural entrances
Atmosphere plus
A high-end presence was the goal for this master suite, exuding a hotel feel – bedroom, bathroom, WIR and make-up station all achieve a lux vibe
Now and forever
Period detailing was retained in this villa by the sea, while reworked spaces, a contemporary palette and modern elements make for a forever home
Sense of place
This project employs colour, texture, natural materials, a plunge pool, barbecue, dining area and more to give the house an established, nestled feel