Trendsideas
Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Black and white / stone and wood
Here, Carbon Timberland cabinetry and white cabinet drawers are at home with a Limestone Ankara Storm island and splashback, from CDK Stone, plus connected oak table
Reeling in the tourists
A fishing-themed industrial and cultural tourism complex, designed by Spark Architects, will foster a profound integration of fisheries with tourism, education, culture, and wellness sectors
Flight of fancy
Set against the mighty Himalayas, this conceptualised, craft-meets-contemporary airport by BIG will feature a glulam diagrid structure adorned with traditional Bhutanese woodcarvings
New lease of life for a city icon
Foster + Partners has completed the restoration of the Transamerica Pyramid Center in San Francisco – the biggest renovation in the landmark building’s 50-year history
Crowning glory
This home's existing 70s lean-to is replaced with a lofty, light-filled, two-storey addition – from the rear elevation, a floating timber batten 'tiara' softens and brings visual interest
Exit stage right
Eyes on the view and board-formed concrete cladding while doors stack away unobtrusively to the right, making the indoors and outdoors one
Ambiguous footing
Lining treatments emphasise the ambiguity of this indoor-outdoor space, with Realstone Slate Musk Naturale rectified tiles also playing their part
Pop-up laundry
Want your laundry close at hand yet not on display? This integrated version resides in the heart of the scullery – out of sight and out of mind when not in use
Quiet refinement
A cement-rendered feature wall, white perimeter cabinetry and wood-finished island and dining table – a quiet palette informs this refined, relaxed environment
Woodn't you know it
Trees as scenery, building material and even to-hand energy source – this mountain home pays homage to a beautiful, sustainable material
The bubbles are finer up here
Adding a touch of semi-industrial chic, a floor-to-ceiling glass and stainless steel cabinet serves as both china closet and wine cellar in this high-end penthouse kitchen
Blue for a boy
The days of colour coding gender might be over but here the designer utilised calming blue Di Lorenzo tilework, enhancing the overall bathing experience for its principal user – a teenage boy