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Drama is built into the architectural bones of this house – two prominent stone tile walls enhances privacy and a narrow approach before one wall ‘swings’ open for a grand reveal of the intimate coastal connection

Reflecting the wider interior's Japanese principles of ‘Wabi-Sabi’, this kitchen boasts materials with a rustic simplicity – an indoor-outdoor counter 'passes through' the kitchen window wall to the outdoor barbecue

A modest-sized bathroom space is transformed into a tranquil spa-like retreat with a feature curved nib wall, custom vanity, tiled shower seat, and concealed storage

The smallest room in the house is also often the most surprising – powder rooms present an opportunity to break with your wider interior to create spaces with drama and personal pampering at hear...

In fact sunlight has already been added to this sculptural Fienza tub – a resolved ceiling height has allowed for a skylight directly above the bath, allowing the occupant to bathe in natural light

Here, the integrated refrigerator, deeper wall cabinets, cooktop console and island are all finished in a horizontal grain barn wood high pressure melamine, which has a wood texture to the eye and to the touch

An external palette of pre-aged ironbark timber cladding and natural stone provide a beautiful, warm, and rustic aesthetic for this beachside home – while also being durable and low maintenance

Moody re-imagined space – congratulations to Gavin Hepper of Gavin Hepper of Concepts, winner of the 2026 TIDA Australia Powder Room of the Year

A refined sanctuary for relaxation– congratulations to Justin Holman and Elizabeth Williams of HUM Architects, winners of the 2026 TIDA Australia Architect Ba...

 Abundant natural light and a subtle retro edge– congratulations to Lyndel Donaldson of Designstory Interiors, winner of the 2026 TIDA Australia Design...

Revamped take on 1980s glam – congratulations to Jack Fugaro Architect, winner of the 2026 TIDA Australia Architect Suite of the Year

Sculptural escape – congratulations to Mark Gacesa of Ultraspace, winner of the 2026 TIDA Australia Designer Bathroom Suite of the Year