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Mind your step
What better showcase for a glass company than a structure that literally requires your trust in its skills and product. This glass bridge structure spanning the Cobbold Gorge in outback Queensland is a case in point. Would you hol...
Frozen's alternative venue?
This opera house features a sculptural facade evoking cracked ice – and this translates into an equally arresting presence when seen from inside the opera house foyer
Serenity by the sea
Set on high with stunning beach views, this home reflects a minimal, raw material palette which is echoed in the interior design. Italian and New Zealand signature pieces contribute to the elegant, relaxed ambience
Living the canyon life
This modern desert home hugs nature, and is totally immersed in the surrounding canyon environment
Concrete, steel and river views
Part of a home that celebrates strong simple materials to complement the intimate river views beyond the windows, the Neo-brutalist kitchen at its heart more than follows suit
Everything on display
Clean-lined and contemporary, this custom steel-framed vanity is all about storage and display. It forms part of a glass-walled hotel ensuite that’s also visually open to the adjacent bedroom, as seen in reflection here
The design of this outdoor room makes year round entertaining easy
Featuring a considered combination of tactile materials, rich colours and architectural forms, this outdoor room seamlessly extends the living space of this home out i...
Rural chic meets modern living
This family home merges old-world country charm with modern design convenience. Character elements include raked tongue-and groove ceilings, exposed decorative trusses, a rugged barn door and Kiwi wood floor. Th...
An antique mirror splashback performs double duty in this kitchen
One of the hardest working features to offset the limited space in this modest-sized apartment is a beautiful antique mirror. Acting as a splashback, the aged mirror – a...
Surprise! Fresh air from nowhere
A pop-up Miele extractor means you've got powerful ventilation when you need it, and a clean benchtop when you don't
Connected to the past, open to the future
A classic sandstone cottage is opened up at the rear with a complementary yet contrasting extension in this light-bringing, sustainable renovation by Sanctum Design
Open sesame
Part of a major renovation and extension, floor-to-ceiling sliders open the main living areas up to this rear deck which is sheltered from the street by the carport. Feathered slats on the carport soften its form and admit natural li...