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Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Fresh finish
A Progetto Buddy Dual function kitchen mixer, in brushed brass PVD, from The Kitchen Hub, is a feature of this kitchen – PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) gives a decorative yet durable finish
The bubbles are finer up here
Adding a touch of semi-industrial chic, a floor-to-ceiling glass and stainless steel cabinet serves as both china closet and wine cellar in this high-end penthouse kitchen
Yesterday and today
This dramatic yet practical kitchen not only respects the historical charm of the existing terrace home but also seamlessly integrates with the modern rear addition
Playtime
Relaxing tones, a splash-all-you-want wet zone, steam extraction, multiple shower configurations and even a music speaker – this bathroom is all about childhood bathing fun
Country life
Step into a generous, open-plan living, dining, and kitchen volume under a soaring gabled roof – then there's the master wing and guest wing – this home expands into its rural setting
Soaking without the science – introducing FreshWater IQ
Your spa pool should take care of you not the other way round – Hot Springs Spas introduces a Fully Automated Water Testing System that does the work for you
Working together
A wooden dining table and chairs setting is all the more impactful for the luxurious stone surfaces behind – seen together, they are greater than the sum of their parts
Outstanding presence
Black tapware by Hansa, from Franklins, sets up a tonal counterpoint to the feature textured tiles and main tiles in the same pale colourway seen behind
Splashy in a good way
What better to crown an island finished in marble-look Dekton Opera Natural, than stand-out brass tapware? Centre of attention is guaranteed
Touching aesthetic
Fibonacci Stone in Platinum provides the stone benchtop accompaniment to the rich-toned American Oak cabinet beneath for this tactile bathroom vanity
Hearth of stone
For this nature-infused, lake-side home, the warmth and richness of the wood-lined interior complements the stone and steel of the central fireplace
Driftwood, pebbles and shells
Forming part of a beach house, this bathroom draws on beachy-toned elements – the result is a laid-back feel that connects with the wider home