Facebook Tweet Help Stories Interiors New Zealand TIDA Homes New or renovated? Share Tweet Help This home is brand new but the interior, with its classic elements, could make you wonder if it's an adroit villa makeover Interior design by Katie Scott, Sticks+Stones DesignFrom the designer:Surrounded by character housing, mainly villas and bungalows, these new build owners wanted a fresh, new character home that felt like the traditional Villa and like it belonged in the area.It was to have all the modern aspects of a new build but look like and feel like a villa. WishlistThe home was to have the character of a traditional villaA fresh and clean feelBrass tones and traditional look productA contemporary feel kitchen with a traditional vibeNew appliances, minimal feelOak flooring with a classic lookGood indoor outdoor flow/serverie piston window to outdoor bbq/fire areaEnsuite with skylightFamily lounge and formal lounge( open plan) OutcomeThe finished home makes it hard to tell if it's a full scale renovation of a villa or a new build.The warm tones of brass are brought through the home from entry to kitchen in the Patagonia stone of the feature island, brass trims, tapware, lighting and furnishing choices – imbuing the home with a classic meets fresh feel. Credit list Interior designer Katie Scott, Sticks+Stones Design Cladding Timber weatherboard, by Fletcher Louvre system Louvretec Bedroom flooring Bremworth carpet Paint Resene Dining table/chairs Sorenmobler Kitchen designer Katie Scott/Kitchen Mania Roof Colorsteel Main flooring Vidaspace chevron flooring in European oak Bathroom tiles Quantum Lighting Nightworks Studio Photographer John Williams Helpful links Windows and Doors Altus Windows and Doors Cabinetry Hardware Blum Spas Hot Spring Spas Home Builder G.J. Gardner Roofing Dimond Roofing Heating The Fireplace Flooring Plantation Bamboo Taps Merquip Kitchen Design Poggenpohl Home Design Buildology Story by: Trendsideas 10 Nov, 2024 Interiors New Zealand TIDA Homes Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Jack Fugaro + Agushi win TIDA Australia Architect New Home of the Year 14 Nov, 2024 Box Design Studio wins Australia Designer Renovation of the Year 14 Nov, 2024 Bijl Architecture wins TIDA Australia Architect Renovation of the Year 14 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Interiors Take your home to the next level with the latest ideas for interior design and decor. Furniture, paint, wallpaper and li... Read More Similar Stories