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When a hole in the roof is a good thing
This renovation/extension includes a butterfly roof connecting old and new – an aperture in the roof casts interesting shadows on the garden below
Light savers
This interior design creates the sense of a wider space with a neutral colour palette and use of indirect light – translucent pendants included
Strong and sustainable – bamboo decking welcomes the future
Specialist bamboo importer and distributor Plantation Bamboo offers high quality, sustainable bamboo products – including game-changing Bamboo X-treme Decking
Easy access
This shower allows for roll-in wheelchair access – it also gives the occupant a clear view of the sweeping panoramic views beyond the ensuite windows
Connecting across a stylish room
Dark-toned kitchen cabinetry finds a material and tonal echo in the feature open display shelving just across the way
Moveable feast
An insertion of a modest new room to this home provides a light filled cooking and dining space, complete with a relocatable island on castors
Call of the wild
Sited on a ridge which sweeps gently to a pristine native reserve, this design is an exemplar of how to settle a large home into a bush-clad section
All is calm
On the odd sad day that the surf waves don't rise to the occasion, this seaside home includes purpose built board storage
Benchtops – chunky, or not so much?
New materials have meant benchtops can now be super slim, such as this one in a kitchen by designer Annika Rowson. Will you go thick or thin in your new kitchen?
Hello (not so) little echo
A large gleaming scullery standing ready for behind the scenes duty is a loose material echo of this front-of-house entertainer's kitchen
Rounded reflection
Curving vanity unit meets soft cornered mirror – and there's a skylight of similar profile overhead – in this tranquil, light-filled master suite
Welcoming the scenery – and the family
A home that opens its arms to the elements yet has an internal focus that makes it homely in an instant – this is the owners' forever home, created by David Reid Homes