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Faceted reflections
These wall-hung vanity mirrors do more than shock you with your early morning face – evoking a sense of glamour and space are other plusses
Warmth underfoot
... and from above! Wood floors and rattan pendants both contribute to a warm vibe in this new home's open-plan living spaces
Who won? – 2024 TIDA Homes awards results announced
Announcing all the awarded projects in the Trends International Design Awards for new homes, renovations and interiors in New Zealand and Australia
Memories of the Alhambra
This immersive master suite reflects the Moorish subtleties of the Alhambra’s historical patterns and also the wild eccentricities of famed Spanish architect/designer Gaudí
Stone, wood and metal
A strong, limited palette and Bauthaup cabinetry ensure this kitchen is in tune with its high-end villa setting – a marble floor and a fluted walnut ceiling set the scene
Collaboration and connection
An inclusive workplace with flexible settings and a dynamic central hub comprise this Sydney agency head office by M. Moser – the setting sells itself
Fusion cooking
This charcoal kitchen feels connected to the wider interior picture with the same contemporary tone featuring on windows/doors/even furnishings
Standing room only
What better to accompany a freestanding tub in this bathroom than a stand out Buddy Round Floor Mount Bath Filler With Handshower
Light and natural
A Melteca Planked Urban Oak vanity, with Woodgrain finish, might sounds a solid proposition, but a cantilever design and hidden lighting say different
At home in the woods
What could be more empathetic than a home with cedar cladding that will weather and silver naturally, connecting with its forest and lake surrounds
Character and connection
This expansive, light-filled G.J. Gardner showhome combines a functional layout with warm material accents – socialising and privacy are both optimised
The air up there
This residential skyscraper, by Jahn, adopts several strategies to maximise sky-high apartment space and its connections to Chicago's wider design grid