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As part of a heritage bungalow renovation, the variations-on-a-theme master ensuite and main bathroom are reworked for modern living – reinterpreting the home’s character with a fresh look

Long, low and with a vibrant brick wall as a spine, this home has its balance of walls in clear glass, creating a sense of the outdoors indoors and capturing stunning bay views

A reeded glass shower screen plays off the Vintage White Mosaic Finger Tiles, from Independent Ceramics, comprising the feature wall on the opposite side of this airy bathroom

Here vertical niche display shelving, in Natural Teak by Laminex, stands to attention at the entry to the contemporary kitchen's scullery 

Harlequin checkered floors add a bold graphic element to this bathroom – this versatile pattern can make a room appear larger or more dynamic, depending on the colour and size of the squares 

The veining in this feature marble splashback connects with the ocean – less eye-catching are the flat induction hob with its concealed ventilation tucked into the wall cabinetry above

Here, indoor and outdoor living are separated by an airy circulation corridor featuring board-formed concrete to one side and wall sliders to the other

Walnut panels enclose this volume comprising a kitchen, dinette, library, and living room – the warmth and richness of the wood cabinetry complements the sculptural stone and steel fireplace

Congratulations to Carmel Wylie of GIA Renovations, winner of the 2025 TIDA Australia Powder Room of the Year – a design that makes connections

Congratulations to Mcmahon and Nerlich, winners of the 2025 TIDA Australia Architect Bathroom Suite of the Year – an immersive experience, blendi...

Congratulations to Erina Emery Interiors, winner of the 2025 TIDA Australia Designer Bathroom of the Year – an ensuite that supports moments of calm in...

Congratulations to Olivia Cirocco of GIA Renovations, winner of the 2025 TIDA Australia Designer Suite of the Year – with the feeling of an at-home d...