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Hinter den Gleittüren öffntn sich ein großer Stauraum in der Abseite des Daches.
Foto: Schreinerei Heidenreich/Schwarzenbach
Classic wardrobe in Nuremberg.
Classic wardrobe in Nuremberg.

Landscape design and construction in the Perth hills including recycled red bricks, compacted gravel, railway sleepers, feature rocks, irrigation and native plants.
Custom bench seat design by Bobtail Landscaping.
Garden design by Wild About Gardens.

Bisazza glass mosaic tiles in the Kyoto blend give a stunning twist this swimming pool. Pool tiles with a difference but still giving the beautiful blue colour to the water that we want on those hot summer days.

Caroline Benedict Smith
Contemporary garden in Cheshire.
Contemporary garden in Cheshire.

Bathroom with blue wall tiles, grey floor files, copper light fittings and round mirror. Copper bath.
Elizabeth Schiavello Photography
This is an example of a small urban ensuite bathroom in Melbourne with flat-panel cabinets, grey cabinets, a freestanding bath, a walk-in shower, a two-piece toilet, blue tiles, ceramic tiles, blue walls, porcelain flooring, a submerged sink and engineered stone worktops.
This is an example of a small urban ensuite bathroom in Melbourne with flat-panel cabinets, grey cabinets, a freestanding bath, a walk-in shower, a two-piece toilet, blue tiles, ceramic tiles, blue walls, porcelain flooring, a submerged sink and engineered stone worktops.

This elegant bespoke staircase in Cameron House is a fine example of the creativity of the Kevala Stairs team. It enhances the glamorous interior of this imposing new development in Ascot.
The original walnut staircase, a standard L-shape, with square newel posts and spindles, did not reflect the airiness of the spacious entrance hall.
Given a free hand by the client, the design team created a flowing staircase, complementing solid walnut with elements of white, to create a light and graceful structure which enhances rather than dominates the space.
The staircase’s entry grand double bull nose is elegantly flared, and spans an impressive 1.9 meters. A true helical arch with a multi-radius inner curve was incorporated to give the staircase a gracious fluidity. The solid walnut winding treads were combined with white risers, and white baserail and strings. Structural integrity and support are provided by 50 mm mortised strings.
Kevala’s designers are concerned to ensure that every element, down to the last detail, provides a harmonious whole. Here this is visible in the horizontal scroll in walnut looping around the entry newel post, and the petite domed walnut caps on the white newel posts which provide a perfect finish.
Approximately eight meters of matching curved galleries were installed. Full templates were supplied to the developer to enable the formation of precise curved structural openings on the first floor. This ensured that when the curved gallery was delivered, it could be installed and fitted with absolute accuracy.
A secondary staircase leading from first floor to the attic area was also fitted, and design elements used for the main helical staircase were repeated, creating integral unity.
Photo Credit: Kevala Stairs

A spot to take some time in the hall dressed with a custom white rattan french style bench.
HUNTERhunter

Inspiration for a medium sized modern wood curved mixed railing staircase in Brisbane with wood risers.

A project that we have overseen for several years now through different phases and evolutions this garden truly changes character with each season. A Grade II listed farmhouse dating back to the early 17th century; a contemporary wing was planned and our brief was to create a garden that embraced both the traditional and the modern. The swimming pool and terrace sit amidst a wildflower meadow which banks up to enclose the space providing a private sunbathing idyll. The meadow extends to a small orchard where fruit trees are surrounded by cosmos, cornflower and wild poppies. Large prairie style planted beds showcase grasses that provide both movement and architectural form catching both the early morning light and frost. An avenue of parasol trained plane trees lead from the house through the orchard to the natural pool. A collaboration with award winning blacksmith James Price produced the bespoke lightweight pergola providing a structure over the dining terrace for the newly planted wisteria. Mark’s signature flourishes can again be seen in the hand-laid terrace mosaics using the salvaged tiles from the original 17th century roof. - Mark Payne Landscape Design
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