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Selected artworks provide splashes of colour within the neutral interior aesthetic of this beachside home

Bathrooms today often seek an exotic, faraway ambience – here, that feel could be a hotel in Morocco or Spain

Part of a comprehensive renovation and modernisation, the ground floor of this home is now a thoughtfully zoned space that flows seamlessly to the outdoors courtesy...

In this addition to a classic cottage, what look like chunky interior walls from the lounge area are actually floor-to-ceiling cabinets when viewed from the kitchen and dining side of the...

Want an efficient modern workspace but also like the rustic farmhouse style? This well-considered kitchen – complete with barn doors – incorporates both to individual effect

Have you joined the minimalist movement, only to find that your home has lost its personality? A pop of colour could be the quick fix you’re looking for!

This home has not one but two outdoor entertaining spaces, effectively stepping into the greater landscape. The lower alfresco dining area is underlit to dramatic effect. 

Not all shower stalls are glass and glass only. Take this surprising, sculptural shower stall in tiles and mosaics that separates bedroom and ensuite

Suiting your furniture to your space not only looks right, it also saves valuable floorspace. For this kitchen/dining area, a curved wall suited the introduction of a round...

In pursuit of views and effective demarcation of spaces, this home has a sculpturally organised interior – well grounded by clean, simple concrete floors.

Expand your covered outdoor living options with the 200 Super Roof, from Louvretec – its dramatic 4.5m reach avoids the need for double roofs to cover expansive alfresco spaces

Minimalist can still be material rich. A contributor in this pared back kitchen is the island's curvaceous Icon sink mixer in brass