This is an example of a traditional wardrobe in Singapore.

Custom Leather Lounge Suite

Rainer Viertlböck
Contemporary house exterior in Munich.

Yvette van Rensburg
This is an example of a country home in Sydney.

The owners of this property were completing a full renovation of the house to provide a home for their young family for the next few years. Removing the overgrown existing garden completely, we started with a blank canvas approach to complete a fresh functional outdoor area that maximises every inch of space and provides an attractive setting for the home. Built in bench seating provides the perfect area to sit and watch the children and artificial turf ensures the children can get outside to play all year around. New gates at the entrance provide a secure and attractive entry to the property and ensures the long driveway can be used for toddler's bikes and ride on toys safely. A new storage shed is incorporated on the driveway. Paving down the side of the house provides an attractive outlook from the kitchen, additional storage and easy access to utilities. Planting was kept minimal but with a focus on subtropical plants that will provide interest through colour and foliage texture all year round.

Dettagli delle maniglie sul mobile in OSB della camera ph. Marco Curatolo
Retro home in Milan.

Photo credit: Richard Waite

Mark Chambers
Photo of a contemporary staircase in Sussex.

Design ideas for an eclectic staircase in Turin.

Fotos Frank Böttner
Inspiration for a contemporary terrace in Dusseldorf.

Drenge værelse
Modern teen’s room for teens in Copenhagen with yellow walls.

Rural bathroom in Turin.

Angus Pigott Photography
Photo of a bohemian home in London.

Design ideas for a contemporary home in Nuremberg.

A rebuild of an earthquake damaged 1970’s modernist family home incorporating the essence of the original design with all the liveability, comfort and convenience of a contemporary bespoke dwelling. The lower floor features two bedrooms and a bathroom with a central rumpus area, ideal for teenagers or guests. Living spaces and the main bedroom suite are located on the upper floor to make best use of the sun and views over the Avon-Heathcote Estuary. A main feature of the home is the exquisitely detailed central spiral stair lined in a combination of dressed and bandsawn cedar boarding. The vertical circulation allows for a variety of living spaces to radiate off the core of the home, like branches off a tree trunk. The rooms can be open-plan or closed off with large sliding doors, depending on requirements. Natural timbers feature prominently both inside and outside the home and include species such as western red cedar, American oak, American walnut, eucalyptus saligna and vitex. A large north-west facing covered deck is accessed directly from the dining space and links to the lower level terraces and garden with an external spiral stair, mirroring the internal circulation route.

Julia Schoppe © 2015 Houzz
Inspiration for a shabby-chic style home in Berlin.

A rope makes a simple and effective handrail
Inspiration for a rural staircase in Hampshire.

Paolo Ranci Ortigosa
Urban staircase in Milan.

Design ideas for a large world-inspired open plan living room in Dijon with a reading nook, white walls, medium hardwood flooring, no fireplace and a concealed tv.