Deborah Swift

Alma Photos
Inspiration for a medium sized contemporary bedroom in Milan with light hardwood flooring.

Aneta Zajaczkowska
Photo of a rural home in Stockholm.

Anahi Matteo
Bohemian home in Marseille.

Photo of a traditional kitchen in Paris.

Bettkonstruktion in Lack Nextel rot
This is an example of a contemporary bedroom in Munich.

Roberto Seveso Architetto
Photo of a contemporary garden in Milan.

Design ideas for a contemporary home in Stuttgart.

Die verschiedenen Sitzmöbel (liegend und stehend) wurden vom Architekt Lehr aus Böttingen geplant und von uns aus Lärchelamellen mit Stahlfüßen angefertigt und auf dem Pausen/Spielplatz der Böttinger Grundschule montiert.

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Inspiration for a contemporary home in Bologna.

L'esprit au vert
Design ideas for a small traditional back patio in Paris with a potted garden and decking.

Design ideas for a modern house exterior in Bordeaux.

Inspiration for a classic garden in London.

LightStudies
Design ideas for a contemporary house exterior in Canberra - Queanbeyan.

Photo of a small contemporary shower room bathroom with a built-in shower, a wall mounted toilet, a wall-mounted sink and a hinged door.

After months of designing and structural consultations, an entire apartment building rose out of the ground beside The Prince Regent’s Canal. The brief: to create two penthouse roof gardens, one at either end of the building and to provide communal gardens / spaces for all the residents to use and enjoy, whether solitary or in groups. Key views of the City and the future Olympic site. The roof area was divided up into ‘rooms’, based on the structural footprint of the apartments below, to create several garden areas of varying sizes, with diverse views, some more private than others. Modular pods, fabricated to be combined into large, continuous planter beds, were hoisted into place, filled with lightweight materials and soils, faced in a polymer board. A dynamic combination of architectural plants created a series of lush rooftop terraces, interconnected with Italian and Spanish sandstones. Louvered panels on the front of the building gave relief from the sun and were also used on the roof to create sun shading pergolas over the seating areas. Bespoke steel & stone furniture completed the various community areas where residents could socialise.