Trendsideas
Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Walnut and stone
A bespoke walnut framed mirror and mirror-fronted vanity drawers teamed with a dramatic black Calacatta tile behind – this bathroom banishes bland and boring
Heightened presence
This Federation renovation includes remedying a poor 1980s addition by re-creating the upper level, greatly improving the home's street appeal
Character & connection
This apartment interior owes its refined presence to a variety elements, from custom cabinetry to material connections and colourways – an exercise in thoughtful design decisions
Under the spreading cedar
This contemporary home has a Modernist touch – the front curves round a mature tree, while the open-plan rear opens to outdoor living and pool
Tranquil appeal
This garden has been restored to its original Zen-like sensibility, merged with contemporary touches – its peaceful charm a selling point for the homeowners
Making an impact
This dark-toned kitchen keeps things simple visually – setting up the approach within the tricky approach space was a key part of the project
Sweet dreams
If you like your bedrooms white and fluffy, then this atmospheric place of repose might leave you wakeful – advice from designer: Don't be afraid to be different!
Pure liveability
This expansive G.J. Gardner showhome is ideally set up for family life and entertaining – take a virtual walk through the home and explore its many features
Way of life
The decking, pool and changing space in this landscape project takes the home to the next level – the owners wanted an LA vibe and this design delivered
Less becomes more
With a sweeping-back of cabinetry doors, this scullery doesn't so much back up the kitchen as form part of it – optimising space and convenience
Social springboard
The departure from a traditional island with bar stools suited the owners of this kitchen who adore sitting around the cantilever table – it feels more inclusive and social to face guests
Walk right in
Aged Iron tapware meets stone-look tiles in this private yet open showerspace – part of the wider 'quaint boutique hotel' vibe the owners wanted