Trendsideas
Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Living wood meets rustic stone
Limestone-clad walls all but disappear into the spreading mature oaks that front this renovated property – the same rustic look is continued indoors
Reading the room
A wall of character brickwork sets the scene for this space, so a grey, semi-industrial tone for the cabinetry seems completely in keeping
Nautically inclined
There's nothing like drawing on your setting – designers infused soft curves into this rooftop harbour-view kitchen, achieving the desired nautical feel
A cloudy port please
Dining on high takes new meaning with this rooftop terrace dining setting – refined furniture and an outdoor fireplace play their part
The vein and the grain
Is there a more natural, complementary and refined look than pairing wood cabinetry with stone benchtops and splashbacks – this kitchen certainly puts a strong case
Waves upon waves
Tall lancewoods are matched with base green plants – Myosotidium hortensia or The Chatham Island Forget-me-not – in this seaside lawn surround
Mediterranean diet
The scope of this European-feel kitchen runs from pushing out the back of the home for added space to multiple work stations and stand-out detailing
Simple, informal and inviting
This coastal home for one makes the most of its views and existing build rights while welcoming extended family and not annoying neighbours
Joyous expansion
On entering this garden-view master ensuite, space expands, natural light filters in, and bathing rituals are elevated to the sublime
A quiet tipple
A kitchen has more than one function; here, a hidden bar around the corner allows for a quick top up without interrupting the chef
Not just the cushions
Addressing soft furnishings is one way to pimp your decor but there's another – here black dining chairs set off a pristine white interior
Better planning, more benchspace
There are taps, there are basins, and then there's their relationship – here, Fantini mixers sit beside, not behind, asymmetrical Claybrook basins by Plumbline