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A reeded glass shower stall provides textural interest and privacy in this bathroom – the leading colour, moody charcoal, furthers the luxe vibe

Two airy Richmond showhomes side by side – these G.J. Gardner homes offer the very best in relaxed family living and you can visit them at the same time

A Marmorin cast marble tub connects with a Marmorin cast marble basin in this bathroom which has no windows but an emphasis on form and texture

For this kitchen, the individual Fenix benchtops match the Fenix cabinetry perfectly – resulting in a complete, uniformed appearance

Vertical Shiplap Cedar cladding on this home is not just on show to neighbours and passers by – the textural finish is also enjoyed from indoors

A giant mall designed by 10 Design and set beside a lake optimises nature, traditional Chinese architectural forms combined with 'hypermodern' forms

The story behind 22 Bishopsgate, Britain's largest office building – 62 storeys designed to give 12,000 inhabitants the best possible work environment

Undulating floor and walls tiles with subtle colour variation contribute to this bathroom's organic feel – a skylight is high overhead

This minimalist design in a vineyard setting maximises the outdoor living spaces, with mass plantings and repetition two key factors 

Openness and relaxed connections recommend this pristine white and beech wood kitchen served by a fully equipped pantry alongside

Time spent at home during lockdowns has brought thoughts of renovating for many – and bathrooms are a strong early contender for change up

It’s hard to find a better location than a home on a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean –  in response, the interiors are soft and tranquil