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A glass top dining table offers two advantages – on one hand, its see-through nature adds to the sense of space, on the other it reflects light through the room

Universal Jaipur Italian tiles meet Tribeca Gypsum White tiles – both sourced from The Tile Depot – in the corner of this atmospheric bathroom 

No, not diamonds as big as the Ritz – this artistic interior includes some spectacular lighting moments, these floating rock-like pendants among them

Indoors and outdoors have an easy connection on this new home, with larch battens used for cladding and continued inside on the living area ceilings

A Tudor Revival mansion is renovated in keeping with its heritage and its neighbours – interiors are reworked for modern living now and into the future

This bedroom has got it going on with floor to ceiling glass optimising intimate sea views and cool concrete floors that amp up the guitar solos

This house sidles up to its noisy street frontage, creating spacious courtyard living at rear – the acoustic front fence/facade blocks unwanted sound

Light, nature, and water set the stage for this minimalist sculptural new home, which includes two storeys and a full basement 

Exotic materials and a subtle grey and white palette help transfer a boxy rear space into a contemporary family and entertainer's kitchen

Combining existing spaces and throwing out the bath creates a functional bathroom for three teenage boys featuring a modern twist on a rustic air

This could be a confusing instruction to a child in this home, where a generous light courtyard brings nature into the heart of the interior 

This eye-catching suspended vanity unit with double sink features bronzed glass doors and glossy lacquered finishes, creating subtle reflections