Trendsideas
Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Understatement
Pale-toned tile flooring plays a key part in this new home's living space – purposefully receding to the eye so the character rock wall and character wood stair can take the limelight
High impact
The island front and splashback in this kitchen are in Macchiato Quartz, with a polished finish – the arresting surface is strong in terms of both looks and functionality
Lines of distinction
Exposed steel portals frame this kitchen, with each steel member having an LED strip to provide understated ambient lighting – task lighting is provided under the kitchen cabinets
Opulent presence
An expansive and luxurious kitchen blends old Vegas glamour with modern functionality – features include a BlueStar dual-fuel range, brass accents, White Onyx, and Black Granite surfaces
Calm meets continuity
Attention to room shapes, material continuity and connectivity transforms a run of bedroom, walk-through robe and bathroom into a serene, spa-like experience
Cliff hanger
For this stand-out coastal home, the steep, challenging site was both a constraint and an opportunity, with significant engineering innovation required – the organic roof form tilts and folds into its dramatic setting
Diamonds in the sky
Striking deep blue cabinetry is complemented by satin brass diamond-textured handles in this on-show kitchen – the cheerful blue captures the character of the original 1930s home
Change from within
A century-old London townhouse is reworked and expanded into a modern, off-grid home – features include a sculptural steel staircase, a zinc-and-glass roof extension and dynamic play between old and new
Black and white world
A key part of a kitchen is what's immediately surrounding it – here, the designer simplified and lime washed the walls which dramatically contrast the minimalist black kitchen itself
Serene and sunlit
A tranquil, nature-inspired family bathroom with stone-look tiles, a fluted bath, and a skylight – a bold, geometric water closet adds playful contrast
Come down into the garden
This garden had to work beautifully at ground level while also providing allure from the home's first floor – dealing with a modest space, layers create height, movement, and a sense of generosity