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Making a splash in your kitchen – 8 designer solutions
Want to make your kitchen sing with one strong design move? Well, your splashbacks make for a great key feature, as these benchtop backdrops from awarded kitchens in 2025 TIDA Kitche...
Easy on the eye
Once reason archways are used is for superior load distribution; they can carry more weight – but there's the other reason, too, they are extremely pleasing to the eye, as exampled in this new home
Industrial revolution
It comes as no surprise that the owner of this kitchen was after a contemporary, edgy vibe – for the upper cabinetry, black laminate meets grey glass meets internal lighting!
Subtlety on tap
An Omvivo Venice table top basin is teamed with a Milli Pure Progressive Wall Basin Mixer Tap System in this bathroom to evoke a contemporary, minimalist feel
Lighter than air
Pale green textured subway tiles laid vertically to the rear and a green glass half screen to the front combine to evoke a lighter than air feel in this inviting shower stall
Clear to the green
This house set beside a golf course makes the most of all the action thanks to walls and doors of glass trained on the fairways – the kitchen has front row views
I'm looking through you
The famous Beatles song title says it all regarding this home which, thanks to wall-height glass frames/windows, allows you to take in the panorama of the site from both sides of the building
Where the world falls away
A sumptuous guest bathroom with pill-shaped mirrors and a step up bath retains classic detailing while the master bathroom, now opened to the master bedroom, follows a similar vein – both offer delicious escapism
Refined and well connected
This heart-of-the-home kitchen design brings flow and family connection, grandmother included – brass and timber highlights evoke an air of refinement while light and reflection also play their part
Butterfly effect
A refined coastal bach-meets-Airbnb features a butterfly roof which optimises a sculptural look, privacy and natural light penetration – the design factors in the higher-set main house that's yet to come
First impressions
This timber-clad island is one of the first features encountered on entering a spacious showroom – the reeded cabinetry is complemented by a chunky bevelled benchtop in porcelain stone ware – Grigio Grey Florim
Light impressions
Not one but two sculptural light sources feature in this master suite – high-set windows flood the room with natural light while these elements make for eye-catching design inclusions