Trendsideas

Ostrich hide, in vinyl, flanks the side walls of this double vanity and is also featured on the cabinetry insets here, and in the dressing room

Parent-children connections in terms of cooking, flow and conviviality were to the fore in this all-points-considered kitchen designed for a Greek/Australian family

This dynamic home leads you on an undulating shrinking and expanding journey from front facade through the interior to the wall of glass at rear 

Bringing refinement, open-plan/sectionable living and showcasing a terrace and view to die for – this apartment interior creates an enviable eyrie

This bathroom offers a grownup retreat while being considered for children in the future – atmospheric fish scale mosaics make a splash

A sloping ground plane was a leading influence for this design – inspiring an unconventional, site-specific approach for the placement of elements

Designer – and TIDA International awards judge – Mick De Giulio runs through the key factors in the evolution of this one-of-a-kind kitchen design

A new front entry centres on the true spine of this reinvented house, opening into a hall that expands into open living and curated backyard beyond

With 24 years' worth of award-winning projects to his name, architectural designer Jason Higham values close client-designer connections, attention to context and sustainability

For this penthouse interior, curved forms join clean-lined bronze and glass finishes to faintly imitate the snaking River Thames below

This home's semi-industrial street facade includes glass, steel and board-formed concrete – the concrete also runs indoors, creating a textured feature wall

For this outdoor living project, the garden design included planting additional tiers to complement the approach taken with hardscape elements