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Whether you're building rural or in the city, a home builder will know the design dos and don'ts. This Landmark Homes design echoes farm building shapes, although the wall of glass trained on the landscape is ...

The distinctive form of an iconic hotel at Barossa's Seppeltsfield Wines takes its cue the work of the vineyard's experienced craftsmen

This Landmark Homes showhome – The Coromandel – is designed to engage fully with a gorgeous setting, something that's not in short supply in New Zealand. T...

Minimalist handles and a general lack of detailing give this kitchen a distinctly modern presence – and slender Dekton benchtop...

Want to protect your kitchen walls without adding another design element? One way forward is to introduce a neutral glass spl...

This architectural home with its over-aching roof forms and see-through heart is the result of a comprehensive...

A wall of glass on one side of this suspended staircase keeps the interior fully open and meets safety requirements, without the potential clutter and obstruction of a balustrade

Your cladding and interiors reflect or play off your environment, why not your furniture, too? The choice of oak joinery and leather furnishings provides a relaxed, elegant feel for this grand coastal villa

In a predominantly grey tiled shower enclosure, a marble footrest/seat and long shelf provide c...

Cool tile to the left and warm wood to the right – here quite different floors, one indoor ...