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This clifftop home nods to its setting – ground floor concrete echoes cliff while upper level wood connects with surrounding trees – interiors further this approach

A warm ambiance and ease of use both factor into this family kitchen, backed up by generous pantry – a sterile look was definitely not on the menu

When your home is a welcoming mix of indoors opening to outdoors, it's nice to know where the story ends – here, strip lighting lets you know 

Here, stone pillars look like they've just nipped in from the facade – the rugged touches are balanced with smooth interior detailing, like the marble benchtop

This kitchen combines rich timber tones (Natural Teak by Laminex), dark textured engineered stone (Black Tempal by Caesarstone), and matte black laminate (Terril Abolsute Matte by Laminex) 

The Sidera building, by Tissellistudioarchitetti, features a visually changing form (with considered aerial perspective) and an interior that fosters physical well-being

In this bathroom, a striking rugged stone basin sits atop the vanity as an ode to the alpine region’s rocky terrain and stones of the forest

Okay, your bathroom boasts soaring ceilings and classic detailing – how to make the most? Here, elegant lighting draws the eye upwards

This interior reflects a contemporary take on a lakeside lodge – while the board ceiling seems more classic, the lighting is decidedly modern

Protection for your commercial or residential construction starts from the top down – Dimond's Advanced Roofing Systems provide targeted peace of mind

A transformation from historic home to co-worker space by Luis Carlos Aguilar was facilitated and optimised by modern BIM methodologies

Van B residences by UNStudio reimagine the future of urban living, including  a highly flexible plug-in system that makes a 40m² apartment feel like a 60m² loft