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Where's the bathroom?
This renovation sees a two-level modern addition to a classic home – so where did the master ensuite ended up? The classic windows are misleading but the views tell the tale
Walking the talk
So you want indoor-outdoor flow – well, as with this renovation, echoing the indoor flooring outdoors is a good place to start
Along similar lines
A Colorsteel Ribline roof connects with the long lines of the weatherboard cladding in this home – even the linear chimney top chimes in
That chunky old desk had to go
In this airy study space, a refined pendant hangs above a blade-thin workstation desk that's less substantial than the adjacent display shelving
Everything considered
Toilet zones need design consideration, too – here, the toilet roll holder is on a side unit to ensure the dramatic tiled wall is clear of distractions
Swimming? No, just lounging
This contemporary plunge-pool-meets-spa-pool is built for relaxation in more ways than one – large tiled steps make for ideal in-pool seating
Pared back and minimalist (not so much)
For this lavish interior, the designer introduced bespoke crystal Murano chandeliers and French style carved marble fireplaces (among other things)
Soap niche as wall sculpture
The shelf niches in this shower are large and repeated while the concealed LED lighting brushes the large format stone tiles, highlighting their texture
Beside the seaside
The perfect location, close to the beach, but the run-down cottage had to go – in its place, a warm home, with great flow and high studs, created by Box™
V is for voluminous
This bold v-shaped home has two pavilions – one public, clad in steel, and the other private, clad in plaster – offering soaring interiors and grandstand outlooks
Charm is in the details
Textured finger tiles, gunmetal tap finishes and reeded shower glass are just some detail flourishes that give this family bathroom a dramatic presence
'Longing to return'
Part of a home seen on television show Moving Houses, this kitchen's bespoke cabinetry aligns with the character of a bygone era