Australian Architectural Style: Brutalist
Brutalism emerged in the 1950s in the United Kingdom following World War II in response to an urgent need to rebuild housing. The style quickly spread to the rest of the world not long after. With its blunt rectangular forms
Skylights, Sun Tunnels and Solar Powered Skylights
Natural light can have a big impact on your home, mood, and health, and has become more popular than ever. Natural light can make your home’s interior look bright and spacious and can help you reduce your energy costs by
Designer Tips: Unseen Luxuries
Designing a luxury home can be exciting. But it’s not just about how the house looks it’s also about how it functions. There are many features that can be added to a home that provide maximum functionality yet can’t be
Top Value Blog: Creating Zones
Open plan living has become a sought-after feature of modern home design. While open plan living is a great way to maximise your living space, encourage family togetherness and enables effortless entertaining, it can also have its downside. Open plan
Top Value Tips: Nooks
Optimising space in the home is a number one priority for many. Nooks are a great way to utilise unused space and add functionality to your entire home. What is a Nook? A nook is usually a small, tucked-away area
Top Value Tips: Lighting Requirements
Lighting is a necessary part of your home’s design. While it’s an essential requirement, lighting also serves as an aesthetic function, whether through the light fittings installed around the home or the type of light they produce. In addition to