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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

Sitting squarely in the centre of the upper storey of a seaside retreat, this kitchen's island with waterfall benchtop offers a stylish social hub 

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

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

This pavilion home is open to and celebrates its bush and water environment while providing privacy from neighbours and shelter from the wind

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

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