Built in bath tiles

Bold colour palette, beautiful materials, large living spaces and quality design detail in this renovated apartment.

Blue tiles? Island bath? You can’t go wrong! We love the use of colour by @soulhomesaus to brighten up this room!

Nestled into a sunny, forested slope at the base of Mt. Tamalpais in Mill Valley California, the site features panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay and surrounding canyons. The clients fell in love with the home’s Tudor architecture and wanted to find a way to make the updates required (both in terms of l...

Minimalists take note: British architect John Pawson is the current artist-in-residence at the Cape Cod Modern House Trust (see Hotels, Lodging & Resta

Looking for some colour inspiration for your next project? Colour can be used in... • Cabinetry - either all of it or a feature section • Tiles - think feature walls in bathrooms and splashbacks in kitchena • Walls - wither as a full room or feature walls in living areas and bedrooms • Fixtures and fittings - like a basin, a feature mixer or your oven in the kitchen

Here, the pitcher is a 1960’s West German Vessel from Rudi Rocket, and the Kristall Soap Dish is by Walther from the Oliver Thom Store. Photo 12 of 25 in A Sydney Couple Polish Up Their Heirloom Midcentury With Industrial Details. Browse inspirational photos of modern homes.

In this post we are looking at different bathtub options and are doing a design spotlight on built-in bathtubs and how they are making a comeback in great style.

Working with a century-old residence, CJH Studio have effortlessly restructured and revitalised this inviting Melbourne home. Luxurious design elements feature alongside beautiful custom joinery that has been expertly considered and woven throughout the project, as both storage solution and a recurring aesthetic.

An eye-catching architect's home in Melbourne's Kensington, inspired by a 'warm embrace'