From modern bathrooms to busy kitchens, AALTO’s faucets are designed around everyday routines, with intuitive controls and flexible features that make daily tasks feel effortless.

Primary hues. Curved tiles. A reworked layout. In this five-room resale flat, Ascend Design channels colour with clarity, crafting a home made for connection and conversation.

Designed by HID Studio, this 1,152-square-foot Canberra apartment for a young couple uses confident colour, mid-century modern references and a restrained layout to shape a home that prioritises everyday living.

Residence F in Shanghai shows how adaptive interior design can shape a home through daily life, memory and creative practice over time.

In this River Valley apartment, everyday life takes centre stage — with spaces designed for slowing down, coming together, and growing as a family.

Designed with everyday comfort in mind, this Yio Chu Kang condominium by MET Interior offers a tranquil setting for a middle-aged couple embracing slow living.

A layered, multi-generational home in Sydney’s Vaucluse, Patchwork House sees Decus rebel against minimalism, weaving global references, rich colour and bespoke craftsmanship.

Designed by Studio Luuseed, this apartment rethinks spatial flow through curves, colour and careful retention to create a layered home shaped by movement and use.

At CES 2026 in Las Vegas, artificial intelligence featured prominently alongside a wider mix of exciting technologies and trends. Together, they pointed to a growing emphasis on qualities such as practicality, flexibility and safety in the home.

In this inter-terrace home renovation in Kovan, Uncommon Studio reshapes everyday family life around light, openness and a quiet sense of connection — one that unfolds vertically as much as it does across the floor.