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The warmth of the ply on this custom vanity gives light and interest to the scheme while cantilevering the unit adds to the sense of space

The two complementary finishes for this outdoor living area reflect the separate uses of the split-levels – the timber deck for lounging and the lower, concrete level for alfresco dining

Immersive – part of a lush outdoor project, this glasshouse was incorporated to provide an area to entertain as well as grow warm climate plants

Here, kitchen and dining table share more than scale. The pared back cabinetry has a furniture feel, linking to the dining setting, while shelving connects with the wood dining table 

As part of this renovation/expansion, the new rear addition includes black walls – the addition brings light into the centre of the home, off-setting the dramatic tone

Stained wood meets white granite in this kitchen – the island front is finished in the same vertical weatherboard as the home’s cladding

These bold outdoor showers are a sculptural and practical inclusion for this art-conscious yet laid back house that has one toe in the ocean

Many things can inspire a home design, from aesthetics and ergonomics to environment, and even memories. This family home by Box draws on all of the above

This kitchen plays down its cooking prowess – ventilation is by downdraft, set between the flush induction hobs and running down through the floor slab to the outside

This kitchen features Terra black finishes with highlights of walnut details for drawer inserts – negative detailed handles and electronic drawer closures give a sophisticated, sleek finish 

The next generation in sustainable cladding, made from compressed bamboo fibres – hard, durable and natural – comes with invisible clip/screw fixings – ideal for feature walls, fencing and much more!

Standing within the glass walled shower enclosure, this perspective shows the glorious (and operable) glazed outlook for the occupants of this ensuite