Trendsideas
Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Making waves
Here, ripple-textured tiles backdrop a freestanding tub, stand-out black double vanity and shower, while custom mirrors reflect the drama
Secret helper
This country-look, quiet toned kitchen boasts refined timber joinery complete with a double door to the rear scullery that hides in plain sight
Quality of life
Aesthetics, day-to-day functionality, energy conservation and the quality of interior environment are all closely considered in this indoor-outdoor family home
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Low lights accentuate highlights
Here, concealed under lighting accentuates and highlights the feature wall finish in a dramatic-look powder room
Light shower
A glass-fronted stall, pale tilework and an internally lit soap niche combine to make the most of this shower experience in an airy ensuite
Light fingers steal the show
Finger tile splashbacks in this scullery are highlighted with warm strip lighting positioned under the upper wall cabinetry – of course, the discreet strips also provide valuable task lighting
Wood meets windows
Timber cladding meets glazed facade – this home's central living zone is transparent, with operable windows/doors playing a part in moderating the interior temperature
All set in stone
Concealed lighting accentuates the various feature materials in this kitchen – not least the chunky Italian Antolini stone benchtop
Clear advantage
A dramatic Queenstown home, 90% clad in glass, makes the most of its mountain outlooks and keeps things snug thanks to ultra high spec window/door systems from Altus, fabricated and installed by Vistalite Otago
Calm and considered
In tune with the calm, pared back feel of the wider home, this main bathroom delivers a relaxing 'bath house' vibe where the stonework and dramatic tub take centre stage
Well connected
With strong material elements indoors and out – think board formed concrete walls and a hot rolled steel interior feature – this home also celebrates blending indoor and outdoor living, courtesy of giant stacking doors