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Designer FuTung Cheng combined board-formed and fair-faced concrete with reclaimed redwood cladding to help define the five structures that make up this 560m² family home.

There's more options to tiles than tile colour or grout colour. There's also their layout. Herringbone-patterned tiles add interest and texture to this hotel bathroom

The minimalist kitchen in this new living pavilion by BE Architecture continue the home's exterior materials. 

Not sure how to clad your home? One effective way forward is to take local inspiration. This mountain home boasts geometric and angled larch rain screen upper cladding that references the site's many Kan...

With glass sliders opening to decks at every turn and generous, open-plan interiors, this home by Landmark Homes North Shore matches a minimal footprint with maximum lifestyle. Along with the shiplap cedar cladding, the...

Modern surfaces, up-to-the-minute cabinetry and advanced hardware all come together in this family and entertainer’s kitchen

So, what colour works well with the brilliant blue of the ocean? White of course. 

This Edwardian house was tastefully renovated to better connect the home from front to back. 

How to get the most out of your kitchen space? Well the short answer is create dedicated zones, so one or more can utilise the space at the same time. This kitchen is a ...

This Italian home has a spectacular modern concrete staircase and rooftop glass bottom pool – in fact, in terms of outdoor living, no corner is wasted.

One long towel rail or several short chrome towel rails arranged in a pleasing way? This bathroom turns a functional element into a pleasing wall fea...

Extending the length of the existing bathroom provided space for a sculptural tub and a level walk-in shower in this beach house bathroom renovation by owner an...