Trendsideas
Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Underfoot feature
Refined herringbone-patterned wood flooring is both a grounding element and a crafted feature in its own right for this Tudor-style home renovation
Sunshine meets sustainability – Bamboo X-treme Decking
Winter's here, the perfect time to be planning your outdoor environment for summer – choosing stunning, strong, and sustainable Bamboo X-treme Decking, by Plantation Bamboo, is a gre...
Expanded horizons
Strategic spacial reconfiguration for this dual-toned kitchen project makes room for a generous scullery while gleaming mirror splashbacks refract the surrounding waterfront landscape
Green outlook
This single-level, sustainability minded home overlooking a golf course provides a semi-rural retreat for its owners – features include a mid-century aesthetic and private pool
Sophisticated sanctuary
Tucked away in a private wing, this refined master suite comprises a panelled bedroom, a bespoke walk-in wardrobe and a light-filled bathroom with dark woodgrain cabinetry and sculptural vessel basins
More than meets the eye
A near-invisible full glass panel sits in behind this baton timber privacy screen to protect it from damage from shower water
Fluting finesse
In-slab hydronic heating is teamed with this on-show Escea fireplace for a cosy interior – the fire surround's refined fluting matches other elements in the home
Sunshine & shade
This upper level deck makes the most all weathers with a roof overhang that admits afternoon sunshine while providing shelter from desert rains
Rough with the smooth
Wall tiles with a distressed finish make for a strong visual contrast running behind this smooth-as-silk sculptural tub
Clear and contemporary
A kitchen/dining space benefits from these sculptural see-through pendants – nothing, not even the lighting, gets between the chef and the scenery
In subtle vein
Here, engineered stone Trendstone Neve benchtops with a subtle grey vein add visual interest without overshadowing the kitchen's individualistic design elements
Enduring aesthetic
Embracing agrarian references and honest, hard-wearing materials – recycled brickwork, charred timber, and raw, off-form concrete – this home has a look of permanence and the feel of a private sanctuary