The designer borrowed a palette of materials from a bygone error and put them together in a way that felt contemporary yet as if they had always been there – features include ceramic tiles, compact vanity and mirror.

Out of the past

A 1970s-inspired bathroom featuring custom stained oak cabinetry, wall-to-wall mosaic tiles, picture windows, and earthen tones led by an array of the owners' collected earthen pots and porcelain pieces

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In-ground pool, cabana for teenagers and metal arbours all feature at the rear of the home.

Cool and connected

The rear garden features a resort-style pool & cabana while the front garden celebrates a refined frontage complete with a translucent fence, modern gates and a glass-covered gatehouse – the connecting side passage is equally well considered

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Two (non-functioning) vintage fireplaces were reinstated – for aesthetic impact.

Respecting the past, embracing the future

A Victoria terraced villa is stripped back with classic elements reinstated – the design walks an elegant line between preserving historical character and modern upgrades – then there's the two-storey studio at rear

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Living area with sofa and coffee table open to formal lounge.

Quietly Californian

A quietly Californian vibe was required for this renovation – bespoke elements bring flow between spaces, with touches like Italian lighting, feature walls and a hidden powder room all part of the natural-vibe mix

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This bathroom with wall-mounted vanity unit was designed as a richly layered retreat, with inspiration drawn from the Arrowtown aesthetic.

Echoes of Arrowtown

This bathroom evokes the warm-toned vibe of historic Arrowtown – earthy tones, tactile finishes, and muted colour combine to create a dramatic yet calming space that feels welcoming, grounded and refined

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The pre-cast concrete-clad home fans out to make the very most of the coastal surroundings.

Long sighted

Giant windows frame broad sea views in this fanned out, highly sustainable home constructed using precast insulated concrete panels – solar power and water recycling are just two green moves of many in this planet-friendly design

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The owners wanted a kitchen that would embrace natural materials and subtle contrasts, including wood vener cabinetry and stone benchtops and splashback.

Big picture

Maintaining material consistency across a large space without creating visual monotony was a consideration for this kitchen – European White Oak served as the foundation, yet depth and variation were introduced through nuanced changes in texture and construction

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Bespoke cabinetry plays a central role in maximising storage without visual clutter.

Texture and tranquility

A modest-sized bathroom space is transformed into a tranquil spa-like retreat with a feature curved nib wall, custom vanity, tiled shower seat, and concealed storage

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The linear modern island bench with seating visually continues through the glass sliding doors to the exterior.

Indoor-outdoor flair

Reflecting the wider interior's Japanese principles of ‘Wabi-Sabi’, this kitchen boasts materials with a rustic simplicity – an indoor-outdoor counter 'passes through' the kitchen window wall to the outdoor barbecue

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Looking from the entertaining deck with outdoor lounge and firepit back towards the house.

Dramatic reveal

Drama is built into the architectural bones of this house – two prominent stone tile walls enhances privacy and a narrow approach before one wall ‘swings’ open for a grand reveal of the intimate coastal connection

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