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This bathroom had to be cleaner than clean due to a medical condition of a family member – chrome Hansgrohe tapware was specified as part of this

This renovation/extension, bedroom included, is built in CLT – this was central to a sustainability strategy as no secondary internal cladding was required

For this contemporary urban oasis contrasting its Victorian heritage home, a starburst sculptural adds sparkle to the beautiful outdoor setting

This grand top floor living & dining room features a giant stone fireplace and chimney structure that rises right up through the home

This rural kitchen offers bold simplicity in composition, paired with soft features – touches like handmade brass detailing bring a European luxe feel

This bathroom is a result of astute reorganisation and a good head for heights – materials had to be passed in through a first floor window

Open and spacious with the ability to be separated into zones as required, this airy, heart-of-light beach house is as relaxed as its setting 

Offering guests a glass of flowing ambrosia isn't difficult here, with a wine display bookending one end of the L shaped kitchen

To achieve this door system the designer worked on the finer details of the folding doors to allow them to bi-fold and still return into the dedicated niche

Shade, privacy, coolness, and winter warmth are the benefits of this operable screen fronting a unique eight storey home built in an industrial setting 

Gabled roof forms on this home echo the mountain peaks behind – gabled roofs are ideal for an alpine climate where weighty snowfalls are never far

Tile choices have this bathroom covered – Magnum Statuario porcelain panels with the look of marble frame a bath niche backed in tiny mosaics