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A new garden pavilion and a penthouse suite together with natural, crafted interiors help this house celebrate natural connections to its Table Mountain setting

This bold kitchen sits well in its classic villa environment – industrial strength ventilation is downplayed while displayed plants are also discreetly housed

Mexican mosaics acquired during the owners' time abroad make for a leading feature in this colourful bathroom sanctuary

Like gleaming treasure, these gold-look taps ideally complement and accentuate the emerald tile walls in this immersive bathroom 

This pavilion roof is pierced with strategically placed skylights to maximise natural light while a Escea EF5000 fire is all set for cooler times

In summer heat sometimes even reaching over the table is all too much – enter the child's delight, a table with a revolving lazy Susan

A rustic dresser stands alongside new wood cabinetry here while a pale green lining element in the latter connects back to the former

Copper-look tiles and taps create an edgy vibe in this bathroom while concrete table top basins are in tune with the semi-industrial vibe

Not a maths problem but rather the look of the induction hob and accompanying ventilation in this kitchen, part of an extending renovation

Your landscaping doesn't have to be all about extravagant gestures – here, feathered grasses complement weathered wood decking in quiet beauty

Renovating architect on this ADU (accessory dwelling unit) interior: ”The space is so small that the varying colours give visual interest and depth”

This wood dining table in a wood interior features a 'living edge' table top – live edge tables preserve the natural and austere beauty of the tree