Renovated 1980's home. New duplex added on right hand side of photo and existing home on left extensively modernised. Face brick exterior rendered and painted with on-trend stone colour. Cleared existing garden, retaining mature trees. Installed brick paving driveway in front and low maintenance tropical landscaping throughout.

The design consists of five layers as follows: non-toughened glass, resin, toughened glass, resin, non-toughened glass or mirror. First the glass must be cut to size, then first two glass layers are laminated together using resin. This left for curing for several days before the last glass and resin layer are applied. Once this “sandwich” is cured, the product is ready for edge finish. While top and bottom layer of non-toughened glass edges can be filed down endlessly, the middle layer of toughened glass edges can only be polished for few millimetres before the toughened glass shatters. This is the spectacular effect we managed to capture between two pieces of glass. No cut-outs for sockets or drilled holes are allowed for this particular design as this would weaken the product considerably. Ice Cracked Effect glass is not suitable to go behind the hob or near to a heat source.

Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen in London.

Contemporary home in Nuremberg.

Inspiration for a medium sized contemporary bathroom.

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Contemporary home in Paris.

A light feel to using oak wood for stairs and hallways.
Expansive contemporary wood l-shaped home.

Die klassische Kastenform des Highboards wirkt elegant zu Parkett und grauen Wänden. alle Fotos: Mareike Kühn Interior Stylist & Visual Merchandiser
Inspiration for a classic home in Berlin.

Zimmertüre weiß lackiert im klassischen Design. Speziell für Altbau angefertigt mit Sondermaßen.
Inspiration for a traditional home in Frankfurt.

Inspiration for a contemporary staircase in Cheshire.

Flower in stainless steel covering the range hood in a custom made bespoke kitchen with solid bamboo and plantation hoop pine cabinetry and a custom made stainless steel bench top and integrated sink. Jennifer Nagy from Exclusive Images

This is an example of a contemporary home in Paris.

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.

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