Trendsideas
Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Strong on the skyline
This expansive family home sits strong on the skyline while indoors soaring ceilings, chic industrial accents and relaxed connections hold sway
Understated from the street
Refreshing the traditional front facade, this renovation also extends and climbs with a contemporary, environment-sensitive two storey addition at rear
Sunshine and birdlife
Basking in natural light and with a metal panel depicting a pair of close wood pigeons, this airy kitchen reflects the character of its owner couple
Sea breeze
A crisp landscape design and adroit species selection provides colourful contrast and interest while softening the strong lines of the contemporary seaside home
Cue the music
The owners wanted an atmospheric powder room – exotic materials and cued music and lighting created the desired guest-envy effect
Soft hearted
This Brutalist home is warmed up in visual terms by a tulle-like stainless steel mesh pendant which adds softness & femininity to the street view
When flat is old hat
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
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Ocean divide with clothes either side
This master suite walk-in wardrobe robe is enhanced by thoughtful internal LED and angled down lighting, all framing a view to the sea
Rock pool with a difference
This family swimming pool achieves a relaxed, organic feel with substantial rocks helping delineate the diving area from the main pool area
Soft focus
A large circular rug covers much of the black stone floor in this living area – several custom furniture pieces contribute to the soft urban look
Secret squirrel
Wood veneer wraps the entrance wall into this kitchen, flowing through to the cabinetry and hidden scullery door to create unity between kitchen and living