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Quick drink anyone?
What looks like a large static wall panel pushes to open – revealing a bar storage / display cabinet finished in silvery Aalto Gunsmoke and highlighted by concealed LED lighting strips
Well rounded
This kitchen, and wider home, has a pleasing cohesive aesthetic derived in part from the celebration of arches on doorways and even framing a cabinet in the depths of the kitchen scullery
In the same vein
For this kitchen, Gunmetal-toned Hansgrohe tapware complements the white cabinetry and the veining in the granite surfaces – plus the stainless steel Archant sinks that they serve
Hanging out for space
No, not a dreamed of spacewalk – here, a wall-hung vanity optimises this bathroom's sense of space by allowing the eye to take in the entire floor area
Child's play
This bathroom is designed to be as child friendly as possible – right down to the specification of vertical towel rails which make hanging up your towel quicker and easier
Verdant escape
As the only bathroom on the main living floor, this bathroom had to shine in terms of both convenience and creating a luxurious, relaxing experience for guests
Floating on high
This home's cantilevered, sculptural exterior gives way to an open, artistic interior with a dramatic concrete spiral staircase at its heart
Sunlight, storage and sightlines
This sunny kitchen hub boasts classic-look, floor-to-ceiling cabinetry, including frost glass doors, and a generous scullery – the open layout means the chef can always keep tabs on the children
Belle of the block
This pavilion style home is all about the New Zealand lifestyle, featuring open plan living, an emphasis on natural materials, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow
Burnished ablutions
Copper tapware, by Hansa, was used in this bathroom as it complements the brown, copper-look tiles behind and also goes well with the wider use of earthy tones in the space
Lustrous presence
Rich timber-look surfaces work well with the black laminate and engineered stone benchtops in this kitchen – and the largest surface area in sight, the Quickstep Spotted Gum floor, lends a valuable hand
Desert welcome
The desert vibe of this home starts with the minimalist front courtyard and continues with the sandy tones of the brickwork cladding which are also brought inside