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Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Forest of knowledge
This surprising library, by Studio Hinge, evokes a leafy, wooded setting while drawing back patrons otherwise distracted by the digital age
Contrast & character
A refined palette and crafted detail elements reference Mid-century design in this kitchen – with cabinetry doors closed, the look is of a minimalist dining area
Colour temperature in your kitchen
Address the colour temperature of your kitchen lighting fixtures – warmer temperatures create a cosy ambience, while cooler temperatures provide a brighter feel
Diamond life
Why be ordinary? A diamond shaped window at the rear of this shower stall adds views, natural light and interest to this bathroom
Well rounded
When your kitchen exudes design flair, it's important that the little things don't let it down – here, even the scullery's Buddy tapware has style
From under utilised to monetised
G.J. Gardner works effectively with developers to subdivide and optimise a section – this roomy showhome forms part of a land-unlocking subdivision
Light on its feet
Replacing an earthquake-levelled residence, this home on a concrete slab is clad in timber weatherboards – a lightweight solution to withstand future quakes
Nostalgic journey
A small dwelling is redesigned and repurposed for the short-term stay market – making room for two while respecting its heritage character
Three-sided centrepiece
A triangular tub with rounded corners is the centrepiece of this dramatic bathroom, grounded by the Blue Palissandro stone feature wall behind it
Back to the office – but not as you knew it
The press to return workers to offices is on – however, this LAAB fit-out doesn't resort to 'fun-time' cliches; instead, hospitality-look, work-centric spaces hold sway
Welcome to the artistic fold
BIG transforms a former supermarket building into a new museum for paper artwork in Denmark – the building now an embodiment of the art form
Giraffes inspire water towers to aid Serengeti survival
See how structures designed by the aptly named Zoo Architects could help reduce degradation of the world's largest ecosystem