Ian Barker Garden Design This spa stands proud of its swimming pool environment which in turn is set at the uppermost point on the property – for differentiation, the spa is clad in smaller, brighter mosaics that the pool.

Soaking under the stars

Whether sharing a wine with friends, playing with your kids, or twiddling your toes, relaxing in a hot spa is a simple life luxury – here are some creative ways you can introduce a backyard oasis to your property

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Making the Most of Outdoor Furniture in Small Spaces

How zoning and layout can elevate your outdoor areas

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Garage Shelving Options for Storage Zones

Freestanding and fixed shelving to suit different needs

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Polished Concrete for Minimal Upkeep

A sleek, low-maintenance surface that enhances durability

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Garage Carpet as a Multi-Use Option

Soft underfoot and ideal for converting garage zones

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Well connected

With strong material elements indoors and out – think board formed concrete walls and a hot rolled steel interior feature – this expansive home also celebrates blending indoor and outdoor living, courtesy of giant stacking door

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Wall-Mounted Garage Storage Systems

Flexible panels and hooks that keep gear off the ground

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Epoxy Coatings for Garage Floors

A durable surface that resists wear and simplifies cleaning

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Along the northeast elevation, and the two end walls, everything is glass — floor to ceiling glazing that maximises the view and the sense of openness.

Open to view

Long, low and with a vibrant brick wall as a spine, this home has its balance of walls in clear glass, creating a sense of the outdoors indoors and capturing stunning Bay views

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Interior view of sofas and chairs in a living room.

Industrial tone

Contrasts – masculine and feminine, hard and soft – are designed to enrich these interior spaces, with elements creating an interplay of textures that brings depth and sophistication to every room – the kitchen is the hero of the design, presenting dark toned cabinetry teemed with a dark ceiling overhead

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Choosing Outdoor Dining Furniture That Lasts

Find the right table and chairs for outdoor meals

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Choosing the Right Covering for Outdoor Spaces

Shade, shelter, and year-round use start with smart coverings

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The project involved a new addition to an existing two-storey home, with a focus on passive solar design and multiple direct connections to the natural environment. The pool is a few steps from the sheltered outdoor lounge.

Nature infused

A modern home renovation blurs the lines between indoors and out – passive solar design and seamless connections create a natural living space that flows directly from kitchen and living room to pool

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Enduring love

A contemporary rear addition with a West Coast-inspired vibe seamlessly merges with the classic look of the original home – enhanced living and sustainability mean it will be enjoyed by the family for decades to come

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Layered Lighting for Usable Outdoor Living Zones

Combine style and safety with functional outdoor lighting

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Lighting for Outdoor Entertaining Areas

Create the right mood with layered outdoor lighting

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Outdoor living space with roofing by Dorrington Atcheson Architects
The generous deck with al fresco living space/ The living space with its double height windows is directly behind.
Rear-facing view of the home where the dramatic headboard in the master bedroom is visible, seamlessly connecting with the surrounding natural landscape.
Sunken outdoor living area with an adjacent walkway offering sheltered circulation.
Even the alfresco fireplace has a pared-back artistic appeal.
Seamlessly integrated indoor and outdoor living is achieved through full-height glazed doors, which allow natural light to flood the kitchen while offering uninterrupted flow to the outdoor entertaining area.
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Upstairs deck with al fresco lounge seating.
Modern outdoor area showcasing lounge furniture
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Original state of an outdoor space prior to renovation.
Seamless indoor-outdoor flow from the new living area out new rear deck / outdoor living space.
Outdoor fireplace with accompanying louvred roof and al fresco seating.
newly built home exterior, focusing on the type and application of the cladding, designed by Kee Yen Architect
The new rear deck /outdoor living space.
Deep eaves provide shade in winter while the low winter sun still penetrates the living spaces.
The exterior perspective of the renovated open-plan dining and kitchen by Craig Linke
Looking in to the kitchen/dining/living zone from the rear yard.
The new rear deck and stairs seem from between mature trees that were retained as part of the project.

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