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Home kitchen bathroom commercial design
Generous heart
Once made up of many small, cramped rooms, this 1970s home now features expansive, open-plan interiors
Go with the flow
If you're extending your home and linking rooms to anoutdoor living area, it makes sense to considerPeter Fell coloured concrete flooring
Let there be light
Once a gloomy house lacking outdoor flow, this villa's transformation has let the sun in, and provided an open-plan space that adds a heart to the home
Living in the '70s
Rather than eradicate all traces of the decade taste forgot, the ownersof this 1970s-era house were inspired to create a modern retro home
Manufacturing a solution
Whether walk-in, walk-through, or reach-in, there is a customisedstorage solution to suit your needs and your home
Work in progress
Dark and light surfaces and Smeg stainless steel appliances give this kitchen a smart, modern look
Sustainably so
Getting the fundamentals right is the secret to any project. This is also true for eco-friendly jobs
Centre court appear
An atrium creates light-filled spaces and links the living areas in this home
Light and private
A successful way to optimise light transmission, limit heat loss and ensure privacy in the bathroom is to install glass blocks from National Glass
All that glitters
Period mouldings, mosaic tiles and a 160-year-old chandelier set an opulent scene