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Positioned to maximise an ocean view, this freestanding spa bath functions as a piece of art as well as a place to relax and linger

A translucent glass wall separates bathroom from bedroom in this space, letting light in and also ensuring a degree of privacy

Commercial fit-outs undertaken by Source Projects include several well-know retail chains

Airports are noisy places, but with acoustic-rated curved glass panels you can keep the volume down and appearances up

One downstairs bathroom caters to aprés-beach, another upstairs allows three boys to share the same bathing space both have minimalist lines and a common material palette

A refurbished cultural centre, Te Puia, is attracting international visitorskeen to experience Maori arts and culture amidst a geothermal park

Dark tiles line the interior of this small room, but a vanity light box and bright green tub ensure the mood is never sombre

To contrast the cool, white sculptural look of these freestanding fixtures, the designer of this bathroom specified walls painted in Resene Tea

Mitre 10 Dream Home's blue and yellow teams both chose Foreno tapware to create a winning look

Aluminium and timber louvres from JWI Louvres offer an interesting architectural solution to sun, rain, privacy and ventilation control

A major remodelling project presented an opportunity to be a little playful with the colour and design of this children's wing

For New Plymouth-based architectural firm Boon Goldsmith Bhaskar Team Architecture, the company's ongoing relationship with Melbourne-based firm Leffler Simes Architects, meant the two companies worked closely on the Harvey No...