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The strong interiors in this home – kitchen and kitchen splashback included – provide a contrast to the organic lines and natural hues outside the windows

This new Taupō Showhome has been designed to offer a low maintenance lifestyle, without compromising on space – or style. Lock-and-leave? Not a problem

This flush Miele in-bench induction hob includes an integrated downdraft extractor – avoiding the need for a light-blocking overhead extractor 

Part of a Modernist home, this interior boasts lavish living spaces – the sofa is upholstered in a plush natural chenille while the coffee table is an Yves Klein gold leaf limited edition piece

Several design elements give this bathroom a classic feel – including distressed tiles that look like they are peeling back over time to reveal an even older history

MOD’s re-casting of the typical Wealth Hub as a “Banking Conservatory” was to challenge the conventions associated with a high net-worth banking experience

Timbers of all tones are popular – with rustic or exaggerated grains being wire brushed to emphasise their 'realness' – Natalie Du Bois, Du Bois Design

This sculptural teak bath has a remote-operated self-filling mechanism allowing it to sit unencumbered in the centre of its space, with spectacular views over the valley

Not just for residential, The Tile Depot also provides advice and product for a wide range of commercial applications – from retail to luxury accommodation

Emptying malls? Air thick with drones? Designer Lizzi Whaley, CEO of Spaceworks, sees the future of retail somewhat differently and it's more human-centric than you'd think

The European Hotel in St Kilda has had the ultimate of make-overs, with Melbourne restaurateur and entrepreneur Mario Di Nardo engaging award-winning interior designer director Alex Zabotto-Bentley of AZBcreative...

A run of skylights overhead and reed glass cabinetry inserts accentuated by internal lighting give this kitchen a light character that informs to its open-plan surroundings