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Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Broad appeal
This warm kitchen combines sleek functionality with an aesthetic intended to appeal to empty nesters – a design constraint boasts an adroit solution
Calm and pampering
Offering a respite from the world for its owners, this refined bathroom also connects well with the master bedroom through material finishes
Who won? – 2023 TIDA Homes awards results announced
Check out all the awarded projects in the Trends International Design Awards for new homes, renovations and interiors in New Zealand and Australia
From the High Line to the skyline
The Spiral, by architects BIG, visually extends the landscape of the nearby High Line Park up and around the skyscraper's exterior, creating green outdoor terraces on all 66 storeys
Designed to bowl you over
A future-conscious Hybrid main stadium by Archi-Tectonics at the Hangzhou Asian Games 2023 Park is all set for sports now and other kinds of social productions in the future
That little black number
As with that timeless black dress, black generally never falls from favour – take this appealing black tiled shower in a white bathroom
Take me to the river
Love the feel of smooth, warm pebbles underfoot – well this dramatic bathroom floor (with matching bath surround) takes you halfway there
Mountain echo
Mirror panels bounce light and create a sense of even greater space for the rear cabinetry in this kitchen – the reflected mountain view is okay, too
Slice of heaven
A flexible response to an existing plan by Box, coupled with a dramatic location, creates a quintessentially Northland lifestyle retreat for these homeowners
Complementing, not competing
Crisp white cabinetry might seem understated compared to the island benchtop in this kitchen – but why not let an artwork stand out against a blank canvas?
Craftmanship meets seclusion – The Gate House
This crafted, contemporary home with traditional elements exudes tranquility and privacy – a Dimond Roof crowns the design
Green by name – green by nature
As Supreme winner in the New Zealand Timber Design Awards, Green School's 'Kina' project demonstrates the beauty, efficiency and sustainability of timber