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With only two visible drawer fronts, the top drawer hides an internal drawer commonly used for cutlery and cooking utensils in this kitchen

This double vanity in Melteca Melamine in Warm White is given a corrugated treatment for textural design interest – floating the vanity adds to its sculptural appeal

Architect: the design vocabulary of burnished, creamy, concrete finishes flows from the inside out, often appearing almost luminous in its sculptural force

As part of a whole house renovation and new rear addition a sculptural Lê Corbusier inspired ‘chimney’ fuses the upper floor to the lower floor

This shady pavilion home with pool embraces its rugged landscape with vistas enjoyed from upstairs, downstairs and in between 

Designed for the use of guests, this moody, contemporary bathroom balances refined finishes with optimised light, views and privacy

A rich rustic/urban material mix, muted tones, and a crafted aesthetic come together under a bespoke chandelier for this character kitchen

This circular skylight captures views of the Mackenzie Aoraki Dark Sky Reserve and of the vast hazy skies where skylarks often circle overhead

Designer: To connect it all together we handpicked the Neolith Calacatta Luxe benchtops with the white, brown and anthracite tones creating the perfect harmony

Melteca Bayleaf green cabinetry accentuates this kitchen – the hub of the holiday home – while reflecting the earthy tones of its rural setting

Milli Pure tapware in Matt Black chimes with the vanity cabinetry while providing contrast design elements to this bathroom's overall sea of white

What happens when you have a vanity mirror directly opposite an other mirror on the opposite wall? Well this happens and a sense of light and spaciousness results