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Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
No, let's not concrete the floor
As it turns out, the floor is in concrete-toned carpet but the walls and ceiling illustrate how a concrete finished room need not lack refinement
All set in (engineered) concrete
Contrast is a valuable tool in the designer's arsenal – here immaculate white cabinetry meets a splashback of a more rugged persuasion
Bathroom mirrors with a difference
These mirrored windows reflect on the home's beautiful garden while maintaining privacy for the occupants of the bathroom extension
Quality of product meets quality of service
Impresa provides high quality shower products for all bathroom projects – and the popular company's services are a perfect match
Heavy swinger
No, no bouncer required, but rather this substantial pivot metal door swings open to a mountain home with a big difference
Soaking in the scenery
Feeling spacious despite a narrow site and fully connected with its sea outlooks, this home also features refined joinery and a great flow
Kitchen rethink a hole in one
A mirror splashback reflects the golfing action while a to-hand pantry and working island mean the chef never misses a putt – this kitchen serves up spectator heaven
Growing in prominence
Combining a sense of retreat with the roominess required for a growing teenager, this design also offers wider interior connections and ease of clean-up
Food, family, fashion and fanfare
Strong family bonds and entertaining were catalysts for many of the design decisions and directions taken in this interior for homeowners with an Australian / Greek heritage
Large on life
This grand, contemporary outdoor design brings the scale and sweep to balance the renovated, now barn-like family home on the stately rural property
Bali Hai (your own special island)
This Balinese inspired sanctuary offers a haven of peace and quiet while fitting effortlessly with the existing property – creating a new home within a home
Privacy please
The front door to this home disappears into the wood work, literally – the access ramp is a clue to its whereabouts and even that looks a little like a drawbridge