The master bathroom features Mouser cabinetry in the Stratford door style with an american finish stain. The flooring and shower surround are cream-colored porcelain tile with glass matchstick accent tile. The countertop is Cambria quartz from the Fairbourne series. Kyle J Caldwell Photography

The powder room we were called to tackle had a severe case of “green fever”. Emerald green floor, neon green walls, outdated oak framed vanity were the original finishes from 1984. The homeowners wanted to create a sophisticated 21st century powder room and were willing to step out of their comfort zone. They asked us to come up with a sleek and stylish solution for this tiny space. We replaced everything from floor to ceiling, creating a dark and dramatic space. We incorporated 3D geometric tile on a feature wall to add texture and interest. Medium tone modern vanity with white countertop create a nice contrast against the dark walls. We also came up with an idea to style this room two ways so our client could choose their favorite. One option was to limit the color scheme to a neutral palette creating a calm and monochromatic look. The second option included bright coral accents adding vibrancy and energy to the room. The result: a happy client, gorgeous powder room and two ways to showcase it!

Квартира в ЖК Репников, 100 м2, г. Волгоград

Юрий Гришко

Removed a large unused corner tub to add a double custom vanity as well as a huge shower. This change opened up access to the window, brought in more light and created a serene space for my clients.

Laurie Pearson

Фотограф: Денис Васильев

The master bathroom features Mouser cabinetry in the Stratford door style with an american finish stain. The flooring and shower surround are cream-colored porcelain tile with glass matchstick accent tile. The countertop is Cambria quartz from the Fairbourne series. Kyle J Caldwell Photography

Après un long voyage à l'étranger, nos clients ont souhaité réinvestir ce bien qu'ils louaient. On appréciera la bibliothèque sur-mesure et cette cuisine moderne avec sa double verrière.

A 300m2 vacant backyard to a pre-war home in inner city Brisbane presented a blank canvass for the Architect to design and build a new home. The backyard house was an opportunity to set a precedent for suburban infill development as an alternative to the prevailing trend of building apartments near railway and bus stations. From the quiet tree lined cul-de-sac the magnificent residence floats gracefully above the street, displaying its broad and unique 21 metre street frontage. The house is deliberately positioned 900mm from the rear boundary. The backyard becomes the front yard and a larger more useable space is thus created. The house is oriented toward this open green space and beyond to the street. The gesture activates the streetscape and the house creates privacy by sinking itself 1.5m below the street so that the ground floor internal spaces can open seamlessly to the outside. The brief was simple yet difficult to achieve given the limited site area and sloping topography – a four bedroom house for a growing family with good separation. A large central void provides ample light and breeze to the home and is used to provide visual and acoustic separation between rooms while still affording a sense of openness between levels. The large void and the use of a smaller void over the entry articulate the rectangular form. When viewed from the street the facade is characterised by three distinct forms and a large folding timber eave envelopes the smaller boxes and holds the form together in a single composition. Cameron Minns Photography

The powder room we were called to tackle had a severe case of “green fever”. Emerald green floor, neon green walls, outdated oak framed vanity were the original finishes from 1984. The homeowners wanted to create a sophisticated 21st century powder room and were willing to step out of their comfort zone. They asked us to come up with a sleek and stylish solution for this tiny space. We replaced everything from floor to ceiling, creating a dark and dramatic space. We incorporated 3D geometric tile on a feature wall to add texture and interest. Medium tone modern vanity with white countertop create a nice contrast against the dark walls. We also came up with an idea to style this room two ways so our client could choose their favorite. One option was to limit the color scheme to a neutral palette creating a calm and monochromatic look. The second option included bright coral accents adding vibrancy and energy to the room. The result: a happy client, gorgeous powder room and two ways to showcase it!