Luxury is more about how you feel when you look at your living space. The most inviting homes are built with a medley of sensory details, where materials, textures, and functional elements invoke positive emotions.

Most new homes in Australia now include sustainable features, as homeowners look to reduce energy use and costs, create healthier living environments, and lower their carbon footprint. These features combine smart designs with eco-friendly products throughout the home.

Undeniably, some aspects of the whole house-building project are deemed more important and take more time to plan and review than the rest. But there are more components deserving careful consideration that are oftentimes overlooked. We have listed them here, check them out!

When it comes to interior design, it’s the details that make a space truly memorable. Most of us spend time selecting furniture, finishes, colours and lighting — yet one often-overlooked design element still tends to default to basic plastic light switches selected from the limited range at a local DIY store.

A functional piece of art may seem like a paradox for something as small as a light switch, yet when adding finishes to a home designed for elegance and delight, the humble plastic white light switch might not cut it.