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Concrete Nation benchtop basins and aged brass Buddy tapware were the perfect inclusion for this dark-toned, atmospheric bathroom

This family home comprises two buildings unified by an internal courtyard so, during the day, most interior spaces benefit from the northern sun

This panoramic window becomes a panoramic splashback in a design that is all about optimising the New Zealand bush location

This reworked interior is now more intimately connected to the beach environment and views – a sunny reading nook and pocket sliders play their part 

This textural, personality plus kitchen occupies a corner of a reworked mid-century industrial warehouse – the architect had a free hand to be bold

A low key street presence belies the open, spacious feel in this single-level, ocean view home organised around a central, sheltered courtyard 

This modern kitchen offers an entertainment hub while connecting visually and materially with its surroundings – innovative elements abound

Customised detailing, aged brass inclusions and concealed features take this powder room to the next level – but first guests have to find it

This holiday home was custom built by Landmark Homes Taupō for two couples who wanted to enjoy the spectacular setting from a spectacular getaway 

With wall-sized pocket sliders to left and right, cool breezes aren't a problem for this interior – part of a home that opens up to its canyon setting

This master suite is divided by a wall for the headboard on one side and the vanity unit on the other. The tub is positioned for both privacy and views

The materiality of this modest-sized kitchen was explored through a seductive and contemporary palette of black porcelain and timber cabinetry