Photo of a contemporary bathroom in Sydney with flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, an alcove bath, a shower/bath combination, a one-piece toilet, mosaic tiles, white walls, a wall-mounted sink and engineered stone worktops.

Photo of a contemporary home in Lyon.

Photo of a contemporary cloakroom in Frankfurt.

Miguel Yerga

Photo of a traditional staircase in London.

Credit: Stephanie Bester
Inspiration for a contemporary home in Stuttgart.

Aurora H
Inspiration for a classic bathroom in Madrid.

Medium sized modern wood straight wood railing staircase in Munich with wood risers.

adam gibson

This 1930’s house on the outskirts of Reading in Berkshire had retained a lot of its original features including the doors and stained glass that was often removed in the 1960’s. Although, it still had the horrors of anaglypta that had been re-painted over decades and a poorly constructed extension that needed attention. This house was home to a young professional couple expecting a family and although they were happy to do some of the work themselves, by their own admission, they had no imagination and didn’t know where to look and what to look for. The interior design was to start with the hall stairs and landing and the bathroom; which needed the most urgent attention. The couple was keen to reflect the fashions of the early twentieth century in the décor in the same way it was evident in the internal architecture and structure of the house. It was great fun introducing them to beautiful designs that transformed their hall and bathroom beyond what they had thought possible and my personal triumph was designing a stained glass door based on the small glazed pattern in their front door. Their delight was expressed in a lovely testimonial.

Matt Wilson
Contemporary home in Auckland.

Photo of a contemporary home in Milan.

RK-Raumgestaltung

hokon / Masukowitz
Photo of a contemporary home in Dortmund.