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Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Crisp, creative and natural
Two homeowners, two distinct personalities – this interior responds to differing sensibilities while also addressing an easy connection to nature
High performance meets hosting
This design deftly delivers a dramatic showcase kitchen ideal for entertaining or for two while its comprehensive functionality is visually downplayed
Contrast and connection
A visually appealing and functional addition that seamlessly integrates with the existing space while making a bold statement of its own
Living the high life
This marble-lined penthouse master ensuite is open to the master bedroom with sea views in a design intended to have a resort-like, discerning buyer appeal
Room at the back
The set-up for this renovation isn't new – earlier 'work' on a great home creating problems not solutions – but the final outcome is a light-filled, connected game changer
Pocket paradise
Got spare room in your backyard? This artfully designed, modest sized AirBNB studio has all the alluring comforts – charming yard, privacy, outdoor shower and a cosy interior
Turning to sculpture
Here, a garage door outline appears in the custom-designed cast aluminium panels to the left while a car turntable makes for an oh-so-smooth turn around
With refinement
Custom walnut cabinetry adds depth and refinement to this bathroom, while bronze hardware complements the cabinetry, tiles, and lighting
Artistic divide
For this art-focussed apartment, a wall separates living from entry and bedroom access with the end graced with a tall vibrant artwork
The perfect lie
This bold, contemporary kitchen – complete with Laminex soft touch, in Pitch Black, island – is ideally situated to take in the adjacent golf course
Formal approach
This landscaping project draws the home's architecture into the mix – a square planter box on steroids is just one eye-catching example
Backyard beach
It's not just the water's soft tone (white pebbles in a clear glass pool interior) that evokes a beachscape, there's the naturalistic 'shoreline' too