Sink for the power room
Power room sink?
Sink and tap
Bathroom ideas
Bathroom ideas
Tile options
Bathroom colour scheme
Subway tiles for the bathroom
Large grey tiles (but is it too dark)
Simple colour scheme
Floor tiles
Pantry storage will need drawers
For the stairs
The lighting and wall texture
Really like the border and the tiles used.
Frame your wallsA 1980s wall was never really complete without a wallpaper border. Wall coverings came with a matching frieze, so it was easy to add a complementary edging to your wallpaper design. Things have changed and now walls are more likely to fade into the edge, with some designers even choosing the same shade for ceilings, walls and joinery to merge the whole thing together.Frames aren’t lost forever, however, as designers are getting creative with skirting boards. Paint them in a contrasting colour to the walls, or even choose one of the new patterned boards on the market, to give your room a sharp, defined border.
“Basically, we had to bring the house from 1923 to 2016,” says Ezra. Many original features were restored to a new splendour, and Ezra re-sanded and re-stained the existing floorboards and ceiling joists.“We kept all the beautiful mouldings on the ceiling and all the existing doors, door handles and skirtings; we carefully removed them, stored them in the garage then reinstated them,” she says.“The kitchen was awful so we literally bashed down the entire thing and got rid of it all.” In its place, she designed the fresh new kitchen you see here, with its custom-made arched door and window frames, which bridge the stylistic gulf between today and a century ago when the house was built.Fresh Concrete benchtop: Caesarstone; ZEL031 ‘White’ tiles on splashback: Tiles of Ezra; basin: Franke; tapware with aged brass finish: Astra Walker
7. Location: Melbourne, VictoriaWhy we love it: Who said pergolas have to be boring? In the outdoor kitchen-dining area of this Melbourne home, the sleek, modern pergola is the star of the show.
Plywood ceiling
The timber cupboards
Can we stain the plywood this colour?
Book nook
Book nook idea
This is awesome! Not so much the design but the access to the old roof space for storage. Can the upstairs bedroom in our design access the roof storage in the front of the house?
Book nook idea
We like the wooden frames of these windows
Love the window in this bathroom
Black, white and marble kitchen
All white kitchen, boring but practical
Window seat
Bathroom
Book nook idea but needs more books!
Love this hidden rooftop garden
This is an amazing staircase
Ensuite idea
Clever storage and interest in the hallway but I don’t know if we have enough space
We will want a separate outdoor dining area in the garden that provides shade
Another kitchen idea
The white tiles are great
Mini courtyard we hope to have outside the dining area
Another industrial style room which exposes the interesting features of the ventilation system
Kids room
Q