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It's fair to say summer is best enjoyed outdoors – but who wants to leave the comfort of indoors behind? Here are some different ways to achieve indoor-outdoor connections

Some kitchens are more about looks, others more about broad functionality – this white and wood kitchen delivers handsomely on both

Well, at the very least, your views of your pool could go on forever – spied from the accompanying pavilion, this pool's infinity edge merges with the ocean

This house has a Spanish influence which also provided the inspiration for the ornamental fencing and the landscape, the latter anchored by large established trees

This interior project returns a classic home to its roots – artisan-crafted furniture, hand-forged iron, and leaded stained-glass windows present a bounty of bygone craftsmanship

Yeah, Mum, my room's tidy, everything put away and even my suitcases are lined up – however, look closer parent, this is a wall hung subterfuge!

Part of a wider renovation, this kitchen benefits from a sleek induction hob while the ceiling-mounted extractor overhead also has a planar presence

The owners wanted to achieve a flat lawn with swimming pool sitting flush with the living areas of the house on what is almost a one-in-three slope beneath a cliff

Inspired by a bird’s unfolded wing, this residence’s distinctive, undulating, and architecturally conceived roof follows the volumes of its interior spaces

A key material in this design is the benchtop material – Neolith Calacatta Gold Silk. This sintered stone material was also used on the cooktop splashback

This master ensuite is feature rich but its greatest asset is less tangible – existing spaces were combined to give the occupants plenty of room to move

Just in case the size and proportions of this dramatic living space escaped you, the stretched dining table helps accentuate its spectacular scale