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For this expansive farmhouse, three wings protect a central courtyard – cladding choices and undulating pitched roof forms connect to the landscape and mountains while glass wall-ended pavilions take in distinct outlooks

A typically requested Hamptons style look for this beach house master ensuite? Not so much! Enter warm travertine-style tiles with a bold feature wallpaper and touches of brass to evoke character and charm

An existing pre-1900s two-storey villa is brought up to modern living functionality with the introduction of a contemporary living pavilion 

This interiors makeover of a 1920s Californian bungalow merges the charm of the original architecture with modern functionality and style – flow and sunshine are the winners

Thoughtful finishes, subtle lighting and a bronze mirror-fronted wall cabinet come together to create a balanced family kitchen that also reflects on the wider living space

The rear of this home has a cavernous covered outdoor space which looks remarkably like an indoor space – the generous al fresco kitchen, complete with barbecue, is part of the attraction

A strategic renovation of a tired, closed off home by Buildology introduces an impressive entrance, sculptural stair and light-filled, flowing living spaces that open up to the dramatically transformed rooftop ter...

Two tone chic was part of the interiors transformation for this home – a custom dining table, from Suede + Stone, and Wishbone dining chairs, from Cintesi, both play their part

This luxurious interior appears to go on uninterrupted forever – but sliding glass doors can provide degrees of separation, without interrupting sight lines

Indoor outdoor connections are about more than indoor-outdoor flow – here, vines climbing the porch's black steel pergola create a verdant connection between architecture and garden 

At the end of this al fresco lounging space a wall of metal blades disguises the 4 Seasons spa tucked in behind – the slats also echo cedar blades that form part of the home's facade detailing

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