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Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Eye in the sky
A custom sculptural skylight looks down unblinkingly on the users of this otherwise windowless but now light-filled bathroom
Heritage links, modern appeal
With the heritage home built in the 1920s, bridging the divide between a classic and eye-catchingly new look was always on the cards for this bathroom
Fresh outlook on life
The setting is perfect, the existing in-ground pool nestles into its sandy location – but the pool itself is tired – enter Pool Co for an award-winning make over
Surprise and delight by the river
When the Thames is your penthouse outlook, the interiors have to vie for attention – here, tactile materials, crafted furniture and artworks all play a part
Let there be space
One key move can influence a bathroom design and its ambience – here it was locating the vanity basin and mirror in front of the windows
Inner space – maximising luxury
By following the natural contours of the site, the architects maximised the plan, pulled the building down into the site, and stepped the massing to follow the topography
Character cottage meets respectful modern extension
A heritage renovation repurposes the interior while enhancing the original cottage's character – an in-keeping double height rear extension provides modern living
A splash of bayleaf green
Part of a bach with a central courtyard and relaxed indoor-outdoor flow, this kitchen connects with the open living spaces and the verdant outdoors
Surrounded by friends
On a native treed plot, this house engages with every element of its site – starting with locally sourced board and batten Silvertop ash hardwood cladding
Solid-centre suite
A solid-look vanity helps anchor this reinvented bathroom which in many ways is all about lightness, space and out-of-shot greenery
Fresh interest in traditional material
Long recognised as warm and natural, wool and its benefits are now looked at with fresh eyes amongst millennial consumers, says a nation-wide Bremworth study
Stepping zones
For this outdoor living project, the timber stepped access leads onto the first wood platform of a split-level outdoor living space