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Design and craftsmanship shine at annual Awards
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“These awards recognise the skill and professionalism of our members, and their commitment to delivering interior projects with the highest standard of workmanship and innovative design,” said HIA Qld Executive Director Mike Roberts.
“Nights such as the HIA + IDA Queensland Interior Design and Brisbane Kitchen & Bathroom Awards are a wonderful occasion for this sector of the residential building industry to come together and recognise the great achievements from the past twelve months across a range of categories and projects.
“Being judged to be worthy for an award by a panel of your peers is one of the great accolades that an industry professional can receive.“
“We’re extremely proud of the work being produced by HIA members and congratulate all the winners and finalists. We are also grateful to the partners who support this vitally important industry,” concluded Mr Roberts.
The results were announced in front of an audience of leading residential builders, designers and manufacturers at Lightspace, in Brisbane.
2025 HIA Brisbane Bathroom Design
Winner: Stylemaster Homes
The luxurious winning bathroom showcases a sophisticated response to the home’s curved architecture, with a standout layout that seamlessly integrates form and function. A curved wall elegantly encloses both the toilet and shower, while the round freestanding bathtub takes centre stage as a striking design feature. The use of materials is impressive and thoughtful creating a calming, spa-like ambiance.
Category partnered by Witzer
2025 HIA Brisbane Bathroom of the Year
Winner: Varian Construction
This unique and eclectic bathroom blends tradition with innovation. A built-in soaking tub replaces the standard freestanding option, creating a calm, immersive bathing experience. Rich green tiles, warm timber tones and brushed metal fixtures echo the quiet elegance of a traditional Japanese bathhouse. Craftsmanship is evident in the precise tiling and detailing, while a water reuse system highlights a forward-thinking approach to sustainability.
Category partnered by Fienza
2025 HIA Brisbane Kitchen Design
Winner: Darren James - Design + Construct
Located at the heart of the open-plan layout of the home, the kitchen features fully integrated appliances concealed behind custom joinery for a clean, uncluttered look. Every detail, from joinery to material selection, is executed with precision, resulting in a kitchen that’s both practical and visually resolved.
Category partnered by HIA Insurance Services
2025 HIA Brisbane Kitchen of the Year
Winner: BBH Projects
A standout feature of this winning kitchen is the extensive use of Australian and salvaged recycled timbers, paired with high-spec fixtures and richly veined stone. The joinery is meticulously detailed, integrating seamlessly with the architectural language of the home. The kitchen island extends into a custom dining table, reinforcing its central role in daily life and entertaining.
Category partnered by Hettich
2025 HIA Queensland Residential Interior Design
Winner: Mactech Constructions
Set against the boldness of its brutalist façade, the interior approach of this home embraces a raw, organic material palette designed to soften and ground the experience from within. Defined by curiosity, intuition and a strong sense of cohesion across architecture and construction, the result is a layered interior experience that balances retreat with adventure.
Category partnered by Witzer
2025 HIA Queensland Display Home Interior Design/Decorate
Winner: Clarendon Homes (QLD)
The Teneriffe 360 redefines modern living, inviting a serene sense of flow and purposeful design. Mediterranean influences shine through the rattan, raw timber features and layers of soft linens. Carried throughout both the interior and exterior of the home, the colour palette features soft, muted tones which set a calming foundation for the home, complemented by a well balanced mix of coast and contemporary styling.
Category partnered by Interior Design Association
2025 HIA Queensland Commercial Interior Design Project
Winner: CG Design Studio
A place for gathering, Como was designed with the intention of mimicking the intimate, sophisticated social dining experience synonymous with Lake Como. Handmade, dimly lit feature lighting adds to the intimate ambience. The bold hues create an intimate and elegant atmosphere making you truly feel like you have stepped into a luxurious, authentic, Italian restaurant.
Category partnered by Interior Design Association
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Demand for housing continues to outpace supply
“The ongoing influx of overseas migrants has pushed Australia’s population beyond 27.5 million in the first quarter of the year,” stated HIA Chief Economist, Tim Reardon.
HIA welcomes Planning System reform
“The Housing Industry Association welcomes the Premier’s announcement today of the NSW Planning System Reforms Bill 2025,” said Brad Armitage, Executive Director NSW.
Victoria’s Housing Statement – planning reforms not enough
“The Victorian government’s Housing Statement is almost two years old and while a number of significant planning reforms have been introduced the housing target of 800,000 will not be met as homes need to be built and not just planned,” stated HIA Executive Director Victoria, Keith Ryan.
It’s time to move from planning to doing
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has tabled its submission calling on the Federal Government to act swiftly on the Productivity Commission’s Five Pillars reforms to lift productivity and unlock new housing supply.