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Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Vanity vibes
Designer: The Tribeca tiles by Tile Depot were the perfect backdrop – in keeping with the earthy colour palette while also adding a touch of glam
Behind closed doors
While much of this marble and wood kitchen is highlighted to glorious effect, the Miele integrated fridge/freezer has a down-played presence
Recapturing the romance
Flying used to be glamorous, you even dressed up for it – this nature-infused, de-stressing terminal, by Boiffils Architectures, again romances the flier experience
Divided interests
This pantry houses appliances at the kitchen end while at the living room end box frame doors and woven brass metal inlay evoke a furniture-like feel
Pearl of the Emirates
A 7-tower unit complex, by MVRDV, features a central plaza where the towers break down into terraces and bay windows with pastel screens, evoking the look of a pearl
Investing in the future
This interior fit-out of a fintech banking hub, by Damai, connects people with technology and promotes knowledge sharing – all the while looking like a motivational art gallery
Sense of belonging
For this hotel's inclusive vibe, LAAB Architects creates spaces that connect with different states of emotion – along with the city outside
Making an impact
This dark-toned kitchen keeps things simple visually – setting up the approach within the tricky approach space was a key part of the project
Walnut and stone
A bespoke walnut framed mirror and mirror-fronted vanity drawers teamed with a dramatic black Calacatta tile behind – this bathroom banishes bland and boring
Tranquil appeal
This garden has been restored to its original Zen-like sensibility, merged with contemporary touches – its peaceful charm a selling point for the homeowners
Character & connection
This apartment interior owes its refined presence to a variety elements, from custom cabinetry to material connections and colourways – an exercise in thoughtful design decisions
Heightened presence
This Federation renovation includes remedying a poor 1980s addition by re-creating the upper level, greatly improving the home's street appeal