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A taste of Bali in Palm Springs
This new Landmark Homes showhome in Palm Springs, Papamoa combines open, sun-filled spaces, great indoor-outdoor flow and a tropical resort feel
Best for butterfly?
A rooftop pool in mosaic and glass is crossed by plays of light and reflections, echoing the colours of the sky and letting the occupant feel like they're almost flying
Classic face belies green interior
This brownstone face has been lovingly restored – however, while the cladding is classic, the interior thinking for this home is brand new and sustainable
A black coffee? Not a problem
Connecting with black cladding, window fenestrations and wood fire burner, this dramatic kitchen lays the white-kitchens-are-best adage to rest
Mirror-magnifier on the wall
Not only is this vanity mirror backlit to effect, it also includes a circular lit magnifying mirror and a clock so you know if it's still okay to have your morning face
Grab a towel or take a seat
Casual bench seating meets a wealth of concealed yet to hand storage in this attractive, well-considered and function-rich bathroom
Subtle but effective
For this kitchen, aluminium ventilation grills were positioned under and above the tall cabinetry to allow the required ventilation and airflow for all the integrated appliances
Sky hole adds flair
This rear deck includes a sky hole which adds visual interest and solar penetration – part of a renovation tied to the character of the original home
Inner light
Providing natural light, airflow, and great sense of transparency across the interior, this internal courtyard becomes the heart of the house
Reflecting on the city below
This grand, Hollywood Hills home pays homage to Mid-century Modern style while taking its design line cues from the Los Angeles city grid far below
Teen sensibility
With direct impact from the doorway, this bathroom exudes a masculine vibe and is easy to clean – apt features for its users, two nearly grown boys
Campus catalyst and arresting arrival point
Woods Bagot has completed the Deakin Law School Building – introducing a sculptural and coiled learning environment to reconcile a splintered campus