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Sculptural bathtubs transform these bathrooms into tranquil bathing spaces – so much so, you could almost mistake them for a day spa.

The kitchen converted from 1800's winery has a few modern twists such as two islands and minimal cabinetry, which stop it from feeling dated while still retaining the aged character.

New findings from a global IKEA report reveal that 71% of Kiwis want access to nature over city life and are willing to compromise the size of their home for it

Part of a substantial new seaside home, this internal ensuite is designed to still capture the ocean views

Deliberately minimalist, the layout of this home brings the environment to the forefront, penetrating all the interior spaces

High gloss surfaces make this entertainer’s kitchen really shine and sparkle

Stained pine is contrasted by white lacquer and marble to achieve a chic, organic feel in this kitchen.

Intriguing architectural resolution – the angular forms of this costal home ensure privacy from the street, while maximising the water views

Holiday home kitchen renovation converts long, dark and narrow room to a light, bright and well-connected space

Once in a while there is a game-changer in designer surfaces – Florim Stone is the smart, versatile new kid in town

This kitchen's design references the beach it overlooks. When a glass wall is peeled back, the open plan space feels even more connected to its surroundings.

Whether they're helping to reflect light, adding some quirk to your interiors or helping to define spaces – how tiles and mosaics are used in your bathroom can make or break the space.