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Creating interest in a limited space
Not all powder room opportunities come with a large floor plan – see how this designer achieved design impact in a relatively tight space
Come ply with me
Durable, versatile and sustainable, plywood is a material of the future – this soaring, angled ceiling brings warmth and an undeniable presence
In keeping with the coping
A poured concrete surround forms this pool terrace – the tone of the concrete selected to tie in with the pool's granite coping tiles
Handles, what handles?
Designer's brief: hide clutter and make spaces practical for everyday use – this clean-faced bedroom unit was part of the response
Something old, something new
This dining room features vintage Erik Buch chairs while overhead contemporary pendants hang from the original exposed ceiling
There's even a waterfall
This Beefeater Proline barbecue is living its best life – housed in a custom concrete BBQ bench with waterfall edges and hardwood batten facade
Now tidy up – no excuses
For this reinvented children's bathroom, new storage was incorporated behind the mirrored doors, along with vanity drawers and a display cabinet by the bath
What's in a face?
The interplay of transparency and solidity across this facade breaks down the building's mass visually – plus, the blockwork provides thermal mass and the louvres allow cross ventilation
Floating on air
The inviting bed in this master bedroom has a lighter-than-air aesthetic – thanks to a pedestal base and discreet up lighting
Made in the shade
This outdoor room with operable louvre roof extends the indoor living spaces and is in use year round – floor shadow plays are a bonus
Let the wind blow
Cross ventilation has been keeping people cool forever – simply, open a door on one side of your river home and another on the other side
Anthony Bourdain lives here
Consulting a culinary luminaire is easy in this kitchen with a bookcase bringing recipe proximity and a warm vibe to the party