Turn your leftovers into Stocking Stuffers!
This easy DIY coaster project is perfect for using up offcuts, saving waste, and creating thoughtful little gifts.
Some trends fade. Others shape the next generation of renovations.
As we move from 2025 into 2026, bathroom design is shifting in a more thoughtful, elevated direction. Homeowners and designers are choosing materials that feel good under hand, silhouettes that soften the space, and surfaces that bring calm without compromising on character. These are the trends that aren’t just having a moment but becoming the building blocks of the contemporary Australian bathroom.
Keep reading as we break down the ideas you’ll see everywhere next year, why they work, and how to recreate them in your own space.
Step inside a modern farmhouse that blends natural materials, soft textures and timeless tiles from The Tile Collective. Explore design tips, expert advice and tile combinations that bring warmth, flow and refined simplicity to kitchens, bathrooms and beyond.
Designing a laundry room can be surprisingly challenging – it needs to fit appliances, plumbing and cabinetry while still looking cohesive with the rest of your home. The right laundry tiles play a huge role in pulling this space together. From durable floor tiles to stylish splashback options, here’s how to choose tiles that are both practical and beautiful.
From Bali to the Bay — this home by Begbie Bentham Design & Construct brings the essence of a luxury villa into everyday Australian life. Before we dive into the details, watch the video below for a full walkthrough of the spaces, textures, and views that make this build so special.
Some bathrooms calm you. Some wow you. And some, like this one by XBathrooms, manage to do both—blending serene natural finishes with bold visual detail in a way that feels confidently contemporary yet deeply grounded.
Perched on Viewpoint Rise in Bahrs Scrub, this warm, desert-toned new build by Arcèlo Homes proves that elevated design doesn’t need a sprawling footprint. With three bedrooms and two bathrooms, this home reimagines the client’s larger build in the hills in a more suburban setting — maintaining the same attention to detail and premium finishes within a refined and approachable layout. Built in collaboration with The Tile Collective and DF Tile Services, it’s a project that shows just how far intentional design can go in creating a home that feels both stylish and grounded.
