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A feature of this home is a curved glass courtyard corner which gently repeats in the opposing curved white wall on the interior

With structural walls removed and replaced with a steel beam, natural light flows right through these once dark, enclosed spaces

Flat and modular isn't the only way – The One small-format, hand-made textural tiles create character in this bathroom – just add water

Wood and white are longstanding design partners in crime – stealing the show again here, after climbing over the roof and in a window!

This study adjoins a formal living space but is separated by sliding glass door leaves – retracted here – giving the space privacy when needed

Julie Andrews might have got those words wrong long ago – for this renovation, the rain chain is a sculptural alternative to a drain pipe

Thanks to Mick De Giulio, Darren James, Mark Bullivant and Wulf Borrmeister

Not only is this grand new residence built right amongst mature oaks, it also boasts several integral wellness and sustainability strategies 

This bold, dark kitchen is shaped by design choices that create an open flow and connect the linear workspace adroitly to adjacent spaces

Exuding the elegance and elan of an exclusive hotel, this master ensuite has become a piece of art in itself and a tranquil sanctuary for the owners 

Natural tones hold sway in this kitchen-living area with low brown couches, timber floors and a wider emphasis on wood, even seen behind the tv

With worn brickwork indoors and timber floorboards (or similar) overhead, this interior forms part of a new home with many surprises