Trendsideas
Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Dark and handsome
Desigend by Lara Farmilo, Poggenpohl Studio, this high-functioning kitchen combines minimalist charm with character connections to the home
A quiet place
A Kurv 1700 freestanding tub, by Plumbline, is backdropped with Ruled Cream tiles, from Quatum Tiles, for this refined bathing nook
Same layout, transformed feel
The old is swept aside, for this contemporary master ensuite, with a new wall-hung vanity, sculptural tub and a sense of lightness all featuring
Connection, privacy and confidence
This bold home utilises every surface and orientation to optimise the owners' connection to their setting – size is downplayed while sustainability is to the fore
Harmonious and hard working
This kitchen represents a balancing act – functionality sits well with an exceptional aesthetic while staying true to the architectural integrity of the home
Bringing business to the 'burbs
High-quality office space in a suburban setting was the goal – the triangular Spink St by Peter Ryan Architects responds to its location in several ways
Was that the back door, honey?
Verdant, low-upkeep ferns are all but knocking at the rear door of this new home, extending the residence's nature-focussed agenda
Mirror, mirror on the wall many functions does perform
As well as reflecting your morning face and connecting with the round, table-top basin, this wall mirror bounces light through the room
Breathing and beautifying
Decorative mesh-fronted cabinetry in this kitchen recalls a time when dedicated meshed cabinets allowed fresh air to pass through to keep goods cool
Spot the difference?
Paonazzo honed marble, from SCE Stone & Design, graces both perimeter benchtop /splashback and island benchtop in this dynamic kitchen
Next level equity
The Anthony Harper fit-out, by Wingates, over two levels of the ANZ Centre, celebrates the views and even the non-hierarchical nature of the law firm itself
Crowd pleasers!
These four contemporary G.J. Gardner showhomes are some of the most popular and visited – which one sets you dreaming?