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For this home, Japanese vibes are evoked through natural timbers, exposed structural elements, sunken living areas, roof cutouts, and charred timber finishes – views of the golf course were another driver

The chunky marble-look island is this contemporary, airy kitchen's leading feature – enhanced by the dramatic skylight structure rising above it

Italian marble-look Invisible Light tiles, from Tile Space, introduced on both floor and walls, create an immersive experience in this upmarket bathroom

This living pavilion has a large deck on the beachside, with full-height sliders and skylights carrying the view and the warmth of the sun right through the home

This timber floored outdoor space could be a home's roof deck, which it is, or pass for (given its coastal position and the nautical inspired house design) a ship's deck

A Buddha (the awakened) wall mural exudes serenity in this individualistic bathroom – why not make your private space, an inspiring space?

Quality design sees a modest townhouse space maximised with this impactful Poggenphol kitchen – that the homeowners were repeat customers says it all

Congratulations to Dominik Frisina of Dominik Karl, winner of the 2024 TIDA Australia Designer Bathroom Suite of the Year

Congratulations to Sarah Nolen & Stuart Gibson of Birdblack Design, winner of the 2024 TIDA Australia Powder Room of the Year

Congratulations to McMahon and Nerlich, winner of the 2024 TIDA Australia Architect Bathroom of the Year

Congratulations to Jack Fugaro, winner of the 2024 TIDA Australia Architect Bathroom Suite of the Year

Congratulations to Sarah Nolen & Stuart Gibson of Birdblack Design, winner of the 2024 TIDA Australia Designer Bathroom of the Year