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A classic Victorian home is revamped and reorganised with space, light, sustainability and historic reference all the winners

Monochromatic, pared back, and accented with refined joinery touches and Mid-century furniture – this designer's own interior reflects a luxurious minimalism

A heritage home is respected reconsidered in terms of space and sustainability – steel frames provided an architectural device to help retune the spaces

What happens when a celebrated interior designer turns her attention to her own garden? Here, a lush Balinese inspired Zen garden with cosy outdoor living space is the result

This light, airy, modern coastal kitchen balances function and a sense of refinement – natural stone, fluted detailing, and brushed brass handles all contribute to the latter

Clean, crisp lines and a custom skylight above make this bathroom shine – simple curves and minimising tile cuts at key points are touches that make all the difference

An oversized loft is created by merging two units – stand-outs include a radical layout, steel doors, and authentic materials

A 'boring' bungalow is opened up into a light-filled, modernist-vibe home with optimum connection to its sea views  – wraparound decks, a sheltered courtyard and the revamped pool all celebrate the natural setting

The brief here was to create a landscape that paid homage to the original heritage of the cottage, transitioning to a more modern aesthetic with various outdoor spaces 

The intention for this kitchen was for it to be seen as another furniture element in the interior, with simple lines and finishes – as part of this, built-in open storage faces the living spaces

This al fresco kitchen features a barbecue and bar fridge with timber doors on surround – matching the adjacent table for a clean, considered aesthetic

Rich-look Laminex Elegant Oak cabinetry, concealing a wealth of storage, lines this laundry – helping turn an everyday chore into a more pleasing experience