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Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Seismic epiphany
Turns out, the world is not the original 'paradise' intended and this wild installation by LOLA Landscape Architects breaks new conceptual ground on the subject
The hanging gardens of Sanya
Winner of an international design competition, Ole Scheeren's vision for a tropical resort complex will enhance patrons' experience of the natural world
9 timber floors to be floored by
When the subject of flooring comes up, do you ever think about simply heading for the woods? These great floors will provide inspiration
Leathered and luxe
Starting with a prospect of a smaller space, the designer/owner changed all that, creating a his and hers ensuite with space, textures stone and a touch of bling
Sunshine, shade and relaxation
A new landscape design makes use of the rear garden’s northerly aspect and allows for functional and comfortable outdoor spaces that seamlessly extend from the existing roomy interior
Engaging disposition
Receptive to the play of light of the changing seasons and times of day, this zoned home also has cladding that melds into surrounding trees
Hipster vibe is served
Creating a new kitchen in what was once a warehouse environment required material connection with the fabric of the building and a focal point for gathered friends and a bottle or two of wine
Raised living standard
A Federation-style bungalow in a quiet neighbourhood has been refurbished and extended with a contemporary double-storey addition to the rear
Common currency
The dark textured joinery material and brushed brass handles on this moody custom vanity ties with similar features in the nearby kitchen
Big, bespoke and built for relaxation
Nestled into a picturesque hillside in the Taupō suburb of Kinloch, Wayne and Anna Kirk’s unique and stylish home has been designed as a welcoming, relaxing retreat
Lunch plans are out the window
A dedicated servery window to the side of this kitchen means brunch arrives at your al fresco gathering warm and that ice-creams don't drip across floors
Well it looks like wood
If you thought this designer dining table was in petrified wood, you'd be excused – designed by John Houshmand, it's cast in aluminium from a giant slab of oak