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Bathroom - mid-sized contemporary master green tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile, beige floor and single-sink bathroom idea in Wellington with dark wood cabinets, a one-piece toilet, white walls, a drop-in sink, a hinged shower door, white countertops, a built-in vanity and flat-panel cabinets
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Example of a trendy two-story mixed siding exterior home design in Toronto with a shed roof
Example of a trendy two-story mixed siding exterior home design in Toronto with a shed roof

When this client purchased an Auckland apartment ‘off the plans’, they wanted to put their stamp of quality on it. With considerable renovation experience and a keen eye for good design they knew how to elevate the proposed apartment fit-out to be a stand out in the development.
This project went at a cracking pace and was heaps of fun!
The intended aesthetic was strong, cohesive and sophisticated with the stone benchtop material as the feature. Whilst they came to Honour Creative with clear ideas of how they would like to approach the kitchen design, their clarity of vision was balanced with an openness to how to best work with their space and specific needs to create a space unique to them.

Where style meets practicality in the heart of the home
Linda & Paul sought to transform their Ohariu Valley kitchen into a space that could handle the demands of family life while creating a welcoming, sophisticated setting for friends to come together.
Their vision was a kitchen where family and friends could instinctively gather over coffee or a Negroni, with ample room to linger without feeling crowded.
With this vision in mind, Honour Creative crafted a warm and functional kitchen that feels effortless yet special, combining refined storage solutions with organic textures, tones and clean lines that connect with the home’s countryside surroundings. The kitchen now includes smart storage that keeps everything within easy reach while maintaining an uncluttered, inviting look.

The existing apartment is a contemporary build which didn’t require any major changes to the structural layout. However, in order to feel more warm and inviting, the space needed to be uplifted with new flooring, painting, furniture, joinery and the addition of more personal features. Within the existing footprint, thoughtful furniture planning was required in the main living area to create defined spaces that flow and connect well to each other.

Finding ways to incorporate joinery within the existing gaps in the walls was an efficient way to add in more useful spots in the apartment without taking away from the main floor area.
For example, the desk unit was built into the wardrobe area of the converted bedroom/office.

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Example of an eclectic open concept white floor living room design in Toronto with white walls and no tv
Example of an eclectic open concept white floor living room design in Toronto with white walls and no tv
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