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A grey stone shower sits in the gabled ceiling of this heritage home
This brand new upstairs bathroom was introduced as part of a heritage-sensitive renovation of an 1850s coach-house. The grey colour choice creates a wonderful contra...
5 winners from the 2020 TIDA Australia Bathroom Awards
Celebrate the best of Australian design and check out the winners of the 2020 TIDA Australia Bathroom Awards. Featuring very unique spaces but also some clear design themes these bat...
Maximising a sense of space and light – kitchen, lighting
In pursuit of maximum natural light, this kitchen has unobtrusive clerestory windows on high
Change of heart – a layout rethink gains valuable bench space in this kitchen
While this overall kitchen space is reasonably compact, the homeowners wanted the bench space maximised in their new kitchen. Replacing a return with a sm...
This home features extra storage hidden in the floors
You've already got wall-to-wall cabinetry in your walk-in robe, but ... With compartments inside its raised floor for things like shoes, this walk-in closet provides the maximum amoun...
A turn for the better – this kitchen finds a display shelf from nowhere
Turning the rear benchtop up the wall added design interest and provided for a handy display ledge for this kitchen design
Three connected pavilions create one expansive yet low profile home – this is the art of living lightly on the land
With glass sliders opening to decks at every turn and generous, open-plan interiors, this home matches a mini...
The black-clad carport boldly contrasts the sandstone of this heritage home
The new black-clad carport contrasts and accentuates the warmth of the sandstone walls on this 1850s coach-house turned family home. Click to see more modern...
How the deck of this home was designed for easy outdoor living
Flowing seamlessly from inside to out, the sheltered deck of this Mt Maunganui home features crisp design details and a very stylish fire place. Click to find out more abou...
This '90s interior trend is back and better than ever
That's right, the breakfast nook is back and better than ever. Whether you need to maximise your footprint or if you have plenty of room to be creative, this round up of banquettes wi...
Smoked oak cabinetry is matched with a formal-look smoked oak tabletop in this well-connected kitchen
A finely finished cantilevered table top allows this natural-toned Italian kitchen to provide an easy link between the terrac...
Burnt larch cladding gives this new home an impenetrable look
Stylishly clad in burnt larch with cedar inlays, all the attention in this new home is turned out toward the sweeping harbour views