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Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Functional feature
The back wall of this kitchen is a feature element seen from the living space – cabinetry doors in a grid pattern are slightly proud of the surround paneling
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Brand new approach
One NZ's evolution from Vodafone is much more than a name and logo change – as evident in its new experiential fitout design by Warren and Mahoney
Open and locked case
Celebrating exposed materials and tying in with semi-industrial neighbourhood elements, this home also offers a novel approach to natural ventilation and security
Oasis retreat
Boasting a generous outlook, this master suite is all about connecting to nature – wood and slate tones in the bathroom and dressing space play their part
Living your best life
With living spaces on two levels, a designer kitchen and bedrooms tucked upstairs for views and privacy – this grand home from G.J. Gardner is all about lifestyle
Without boundaries
For the fit-out for M&C Saatchi, Melbourne, design and workplace strategists Made For creates an open, colourful grid-based space – underpinned by restraint
Popping out to the street
This new home includes a forward box-like element that makes the most of the street and scenery – large windows naturally play their part
Inner light
This spacious shower stall featuring large, stone-look tiles and Aged Iron fittings ups both its looks and function with concealed niche lighting
Lifting the bar
Gleaming stainless steel towel bars stand out against a matt, low-maintenance SpaPanel product on the walls in this bathroom makeover
Clear favourites
These Ghost breakfast bar stools are the furniture equivalent of a party favourite with a personality that appeals to one and all
And the material of choice?
A large warehouse was the perfect canvas to create this urban retreat, including a character kitchen that takes material cues from the existing floors