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The perceived lightness of the walls of this hilltop house belies the engineering behind the scenes. The house, in Queenstown, was developed by Julian McPike and designed to maximise the spectacular lake and mountain scenery.
The perceived lightness of the walls of this hilltop house belies the engineering behind the scenes. The house, in Queenstown, was developed by Julian McPike and designed to maximise the spectacular lake and mountain scenery.
Off the edge Queenstown glass pavilion
Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
A firepit creates the perfect mini social hub for cold winter days and evenings
Everything has its functional place in this efficient kitchen
Artistic heart
Home Trends Vol. 36/1
While a bathroom may no longer be regarded as 'the smallest room' in a home, the extra space now allocated to it doesn't necessarily make the design process any simpler. That's because we want so much more in a bathroom these days, as well as retaining+ the sense of space needed for it to be a relaxation zone. So how do you fit everything in to your new bathroom?