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The cantilevered, wood and white vanity and accompanying round mirror (sometimes backlit) are just one focal point in this bathroom. Black accessories provide contrast

The covered east deck on the upper level of this home separates the living-kitchen area from the master suite – giving the latter a sense of removal...

Designed as an open, light-filled living space, this original Bluestone terrace from the 1880s underwent a major renovation to create connection to the outdoors

Large-format tiles were chosen for this scullery splashback – adding to the material dignity of the light-toned kitchen.

With a graphic, multi-coloured rug and bright, mis-matched chairs, this playful dining space wonderfully contrasts the muted tones of the adjacent kitchen. Click below to...

Designed as a set of stacked and suspended rectangular boxes above the banks of a lake, this impressive retreat is filled with dramatic architectural moments

From fireplaces to underfloor heating, we’ve covered the most popular forms of home heating in this helpful guide

Artistic expression and emotional response were key for this hub-of-the-home kitchen – materiality, colour, lighting, texture, proportion (oh, and functionality) – all played a ...

From choosing a material that complements the size of the room, to ensuring your existing furnishings suit your new centrepiece, we’ll cover what you need to know

When you’re looking to inject some personality into your room, there’s no better way to do it than with a dash of colour

Already generous sized, this restful, opulent bathroom with coastal views maximises a sense of spaciousness in several ways

Lack of space can make your kitchen feel cluttered and messy. Not to worry, we have some storage hacks to make your kitchen a lot roomier