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Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Harvesting water from the sky
'Pure Power/Daily Combat Strategy for Water Collection in Africa', designed by Hong-En Lin, addresses the issues of polluted or far distant water resources
Rammed earth winery building designed to provide immersive experiences
Watch the design development process of this new multi-use winery building by JSPA Design for Les Terres Blanches
Two forms, two tones, one sustainable retreat
This texture-rich coastal holiday home responds to its wild setting with a hunkered down design comprising intersecting forms in natural tones
Alpine sensibility
This refined main bathroom takes its cues from its home's mountain surroundings, particularly as seen in the colourful alpine season of autumn
Character & connections
A dark and narrow kitchen and dining room and separate living room are transformed as part of this zoned and light-filled renovation
It started with the benchtop
Everything has to begin somewhere – here, the designer shares the train of thought that resulted in this clean-lined, hub-of-the-home kitchen
Stand-out creativity on a budget
A simple form, a simple material palette and a homogeneous colour scheme – however, this is only half the story of this cleverly designed home
Seaside serenity
A sculptural al fresco kitchen and matching moveable dining table complement this spectacular Princes Wharf penthouse setting
Outdoors in all weathers
No, not a parent admonishing a child, rather an al fresco kitchen with operable louvres designed to shrug off whatever mother nature throws at it
Sleek and sustainable – Cosentino coffee table furthers green charity
We all have a responsibility to consider how our actions affect the planet's health – no-one knows this better than high quality surface provider Cosentino
And it complements the wall art
This vibrant and comfortable L-shaped sofa suits the shape of the room and more besides – situated in a bold addition to a character home
Darling let's just paper the walls with art
Water colours, ceramics, line drawings, limited edition prints and embossed graphics enliven what could have been a dark and narrow hallway