Photo of a contemporary home in Milan.

Racken métal
Design ideas for a contemporary home in Grenoble.

Contemporary entrance in London.

Medium sized classic home in Bologna with yellow walls, terrazzo flooring, a single front door and a white front door.

Stefan Meyer
Photo of a contemporary kitchen in Paris.

Ladder style heated towel rail will het this large bathroom up very quickly. Note the tiled skirting to match the floor creates a sense of space as well as making clean more straightforward. The customer wanted the same coloured wall emulsion as the matt tiles, so we took a tile to a specialist paint supplier for the perfect match.

Inspiration for a contemporary kids' bedroom in Nantes.

hokon / Masukowitz Ein Spiel von Licht und Technik In jeder Stufe sind 68W High-Power LEDs eingebaut, die über Dali-Bus-Technik einzeln und in drei zusammenhängenden Bereichen gesteuert werden. Die Kopplung der Steuerung mit diversen Sensoren, Zeitgebern sowie Alarm und Rauchmeldern ermöglicht unterschiedliche Lichtszenarien. An Wochentagen wird das Treppenhaus morgens als Aufweckzeremonie stark beleuchtet sein; nachts dagegen nur der zu betretende Bereich, während der Rest abgedimmt ist. Gehen im Notfall Alarmanlage und/oder Rauchmelder an, so wird die Treppenbeleuchtung zu jeder Zeit automatisch sofort auf volle Leuchtkraft gestellt. Die Wärme der High-Power LEDs muss über Kühlkörper abgeführt werden. Diese sind so eingebaut und bemessen, dass ein Teil der Wärme über die Tragkonstruktion abgeführt wird, ein anderer Teil erwärmt die Trittfläche der Stufen auf max. 27°C.

sajan s green valley

This beautiful inframe kitchen has been created for a large extension in a detached home in the beautiful Wicklow countryside. Bespoke solid oak inframe kitchen with solid oak internals have been handpainted in Farrow & Ball Hague Blue and All White. A large double larder/coffee station provides ample storage while allowing the work surfaces to remain clutter free. Infinity Media

Design ideas for a contemporary wardrobe in Paris.

Tom Buttler

This property is in the heart of the Northumbrian countryside, and as such is heavily used by family members with wet coats and muddy boots. The rear hallway access had already been painted in Farrow and Ball’s grey colour called Purbeck Stone, and it was decided that reusing this shade would give a sense of continuity which would be restful on the eye. Newly painted units and walls, were complimented by tongue and groove panelling, all within the same colour palette. The original radiator was removed and replaced by a low level version which would permit seating to fit over the top, and enable damp shoes to be easily dried out. A lacquer finish was applied to facilitate easy cleaning. Stunning vintage coat hooks give the room character, and repurposed wine boxes, stained in a colour wash allow for hats, gloves and sports paraphernalia to be tidily stored, giving the impression of a smart, clutter-free zone. They also create a tremendous amount of interest and inspiration for discussion.

Materials palette: mixing old + new | photo: Nic Granleese
Photo of a small and black contemporary house exterior in Melbourne with three floors, metal cladding and a hip roof.

Inspiration for a classic entrance in Turin.

Luigi Bello
Inspiration for a modern home in Venice.