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

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

Reflective blue globe pendants catch the eye, even from the kitchen – toning with the dining chair covers and the blue sky beyond the windows

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

Don't leave it 'till the last minute to grab a towel in this bathroom, as it might take a while to find – heavy hinges were required for the Bianco Calacatta 12mm Silk panels

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

The flooring and ceiling of this outdoor room was designed to match the interior palette to create seamless indoor-outdoor flow. With the retraction of two substantial sets of stacker...

Royston Wilson talks about trends in laundry design

A rustic red shed across the river was the inspiration for this wood-rich Coromandel bach with weather moderators built into the architecture

Want to bring impact to your kitchen from one key feature? Well, splashbacks are high visibility – here are some great examples to inspire

This interior design brings a sense of lightness and relaxation to a holiday bach – the new Mid-century Modern feel evoking the beachy feel the owners desired