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The front door of this home is subtly highlighted through use of hardwood decking, feature pots and vibrant planting

This new home optimises its heat-absorbing thermal mass in part via a sculptural north facing skylight window in the living area

In an interior full of surprises, a pink chandelier offers an intricate lighting feature – the designer's adage: don't be afraid to be different

This L-shaped vanity goes the extra distance – offering additional storage and a divide between bedroom and bathroom

This clean-lined Bel Air home responds to its position – the entry narrows your approach before opening to grand living and outlooks

This master ensuite celebrates an atmospheric vibe with dark marble walls, gunmetal finishes and subtle lighting all playing their part

This expansive kitchen has a generous feature island front and central, consisting of "the largest single piece of marble we could find"

Horizontal crown-cut American white oak, stained in a darker tone, frames Natural Antique Brown Granite for this moody kitchen island

This feature vanity benchtop has got it going on – Bengal Black granite, flamed and brushed, with rock edging smoothed off

When it comes to visitors, your front door is your first line of reception – a great way to make an impression, as exampled with this entry

Rustic character cladding and a huge living space are just two factors that make this G.J. Gardner Hamilton showhome a great place to come home to

As if this freestanding tub wasn't striking enough on the showroom floor – here, marble-look tile surrounds take it to the next level