Are these Australia’s most envy-inducing homes? Award-winning interiors showcase outdoor entertaining areas, marble splashbacks and tropical-inspired pools
- Leading online renovation and design website Houzz has announced Best of Houzz 2020 Australian Awards
- Bathroom, kitchen, living and outdoor designs were included and celebrated in the list of awards
- Contemporary and minimalist pieces including marble splashbacks and black accents were highly featured
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If you’re considering renovating your home or if you’re currently planning a new home, leading renovation and design platform Houzz can assist with recommending stylish solutions.
The website dedicated to design recently announced their Best of Houzz 2020 awards, celebrating kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms and exteriors.
The awards, which celebrate the very best of Australian design, are announced during the first month of every year, and are voted for by the site’s 40 million users.
The annual awards aim to ‘help homeowners identify popular and top-rated home professionals on Houzz locally and around the world’.
This award-winning living space is both stylish and chic, featuring grey walls, concrete floors, a wall-mounted television and matching grey floor. The side wooden wall and small hints of greenery from the potted plant accessories add to the well-constructed design and create a snug but spacious layout
The contemporary ‘L-shaped’ kitchen is ideal for those who prefer living in light colours. The Melbourne kitchen features canvas white cabinets, black appliances including the oven and stovetop, a stone slab splashback and island. These sophisticated materials’ are designed for entertained dining but are also suitable for casual meals
Sticking with the minimalistic less-is-more trend, this gorgeous entryway by Hart Builders & Bask Interiors is a standout. Featuring chevron timber floorboards and a beautiful glass partition, this hallway is both simplistic and inviting to those who enter
If you have the space for a pool and enjoy a tropical paradise theme, consider including a rectangular infinity pool in your home design or renovation. This backyard along the Sunshine Coast seems to replicate an ultimate island holiday destination such as Fiji or Bali
This Brisbane home embraces contemporary decking by incorporating timber roofing, flooring and table top with black décor. The indoor-outdoor style flow is ideal during the summer months while entertaining guests or having family over for dinner. The specific patio design has also increased by 34 per cent on Houzz
This modern dining room by Loft Interiors favours black accents and the large timber dining table offers a generous amount of space for entertaining. The white walls and beige floor offer a slightly varied tone, adding a sense of depth to the room. The room also features a statement lighting piece, modern house façade and large windows to welcome in natural light
For those who appreciate a good garden, this mid-sized Melbourne backyard is designed to incorporate multiple layered features in one lush area. From flowers to potted plants, a native garden and a zen garden, this is perfect for those who love the outdoors
This Studio Black Interiors and R.E.P Building ensuite creates interest using by using a marble-look chevron tile and concrete-like floor, creating a beautiful space to relax after a long day. The white features add touches of simplicity to the grey tones and when adding a plant or two for colour the space truly lifts the balance between light and dark shades