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Ice breaker
For this seamless kitchen, only an ice dispenser breaks the surface of the custom cabinetry, giving away the integrated fridge's location
My car? It's in the hanger
At the front of this home, one is greeted by mature trees, while the airplane hangar style garage door, finished with charred siding, 'disappears' when closed
Cornering your options
Comfortable curves, underfloor heating and giant windows on the world – this sculptural tub is also a viewing hub
Bringing up the rear
Having a scullery is gold – in this wow factor-rich kitchen that means literally. The scullery splashback mosaic is called Oro (gold in Italian and Spanish)
Heightened response
A high-ceilinged, open-plan space is complemented by a tall kitchen with a cantilevered benchtop and integrated rear workstation – a large scullery brings up the rear
Heart of light
Once a dark, single-level brick abode, this renovation has introduced a light, airy feel and a second level while threading sustainable sensibilities through the home
Modern luxury
Clean lined, with a beautiful and subtle tiled accent wall, this bathroom also features a sculptural shower and dramatic free-standing black tub
Guess the celebrities who have called this New York penthouse home
Well one clue is that if either of the big name owners of the iconic apartment were singing in the shower, then the neighbourhood would open its windows to listen
Skylarks and stars
Nestled into mountain foothills sits the larch-clad Skylark Cabin, shaped by purposefully framing views of the mountains, stars and, yes, swirling skylarks
Who is the roundest of them all?
Bathroom mirrors aren't just a practical face- or body-checking utility, nor just a bringer of space and light – they are also a great decor feature
Relaxation and contemplation
Shade, privacy, seamless indoor-outdoor flow and colour – all with low upkeep in mind – this outdoor living project offers more than one kind of cool
Maxwell Smart would have approved
In this Landmark design, a sneaky pivot door opens to reveal the workhorse scullery behind – all part of a tailored response to the homeowner's needs