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Fat furniture is the trend interior designers are loving this year – 9 great examples
Big is beautiful in the interior world right now, and these soft and round pieces bring a whimsical and 70s inspired atmosphere to any space
Elegant yet earthy
This bathroom builds on the wider cabinetry vibe through the home – as well as being designed to appeal to a range of potential home buyers
Close but so far away
Relaxed, year-round al fresco dining and entertaining is the result of this private outdoor space complete with kitchen, dining and spa pool
House on the hill
High on a hill, views and sunshine are on offer – this home really makes most, with optimised outlooks, great solar penetration and passive heating
Renovated terrace home is the best of both worlds
This extensive renovation retains heritage features at the front of the home, while adding a spacious contemporary living area out back
Noble features
Marble – a long revered noble stone – features on every facet of this kitchen island, fronting a design with an organic, natural emphasis
Keeping your pool costs down depends on your choice of pool
Not all pools are created equally. The makeup of a pool by Cascade Pools addresses heating costs head on – trapping the sun's rays and utilising this free heat source to warm y...
Muted and magnificent
Understated black and burgundy cabinetry connects with the dark veining in the Calacatta benchtop/splashback in this moody kitchen
Dryden WoodOil – timber protection
Dryden WoodOil is a water-repellent, non-filming, timber protector – a true migrating oil that penetrates deep into the fibres of the timber
Plus size handles?
Not tall cabinet handles but rather vertical heated towel rails – one of many modern touches in this two-tone master bathroom
A splash of sunshine
This vivid yellow subway tile kitchen splashback has connection with the home's equally stand-out canary yellow front door
Style centric Manhattan interior
Quirky Karelia armchairs from the '70s, designed by Finnish designer Liisi Beckmann, provide ripple-effect seating in this artistic interior design for an NY penthouse