Trendsideas

Even when the weather is inclement, this rear terrace can close its roof louvres and remain a snug outdoor viewing spot

Forming part of a seaside home with nautical vibes, this booth seating located opposite the kitchen continues the maritime feel

Rustic wood meets semi-industrial concrete for this expansive kitchen island – while an aged brass strip seamlessly unites these material polarities

Suitable for a couple or their extended family, this sustainably minded home has hero views at front and back – and see through architecture that accesses both

Relocating the space for this curve-infused bathroom brought flow and functionality – but creating a sense of lightness required an holistic approach

For this interior, the Victorian home's front original spaces take on a moodier tone, against the more refined and lighter new rear living zones 

Sandy tones and natural textures create a relaxed, easy upkeep vibe for this seaside kitchen complete with wood floors and scullery behind

All classic to the street but this home now opens up to new light-filled living spaces at the rear and side – subtle detailing and material pairings lead the way 

This easy care city garden with entertaining space, non-slip decking and floating steps facilitates safe and sure movement while lighting brings it alive at night

The sculptural bar and wine storage facility (complete with on-screen cheetahs) is a head-turning feature in this cavernous relaxation space

Here, the owners were inspired by the colours of the native bush and skies, so wanted to optimise their indoor impact – clerestory windows played their part

The owner desired to come home to a get-away-from-it-all bathroom space: “I want the hanging gardens of Babylon to stare at me when I’m soaking.”