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50 shades of cool
You don't have to hit your guests over the head with a paint box – this kitchen makes an elegant play of black, white and grey tones
Touch of class
An Uno Etch wall mounted bath mixer, in Brushed Brass, brings both visual and tactile pleasure to a bather in this modernised bathroom
Clear advantage – window & door ideas to transform your home
Considering renovating? Here are 9 ways an adroit use of windows and glazed doors has optimised natural light, views, connections and a sense of space
Character strengths
For this ensuite, the light and skylights highlight the organic imperfections in the wall tiles selected – bouncing light and creating texture & movement
Building on a fine pedigree
Once home to Britain’s military HQ under Churchill’s premiership, the building boasts an historic background – however, for this apartment, the interior designers favoured a quietly assured scheme
Slender meets stylish
This kitchen slots into a narrow available space – however, custom cabinetry, slender benchtops and a two-tone colour palette create a refined presence
Centre of attention
Various areas were covered in this landscaping project – not least the lush central courtyard which is on show to most areas of the home
Natural connections
This indoor-outdoor home reinterprets the character of its historically significant suburb while celebrating sustainability, aging in place and material connection
Concrete connections
Warm wood cabinetry and joinery contrasts and celebrates the use of monolithic concrete forms that continue inside this home as an extension of the exterior cladding
Edgy elan
In this bathroom, Twin Pan single basin mixers, in Brushed Nickel, from Robertson Bathware, continue a semi-industrial vibe from the concrete floors
Planning for plantings
Building pocket gardens into your architecture is the dream – this private rear patio is a little like a sculptural event in its own right, complete with plantings
Stand-out slumber
This master bedroom strikes a dramatic chord – scalloped walls were built and wallpapered, and a custom reeded velvet bedhead introduced