DETAIL MATERIAL COMBINATIONS ARE THE LATEST TREND Material combinations, such as magnolia white, high gloss acrylic fronts and horizontally grained, naturally matt mountain-larch are the latest trend. The shelf unit with its Paneel rear wall and the handle-less floor units are both accessible from the dining area. The peninsula opens the kitchen to three sides. A planning feature: lateral side panels together with the flush, colour matching worktop produce a closed isle block. Handle-less wall units with touch-opening mechanism blend in to give an overall appearance of tranquillity.

DETAIL MATERIAL COMBINATIONS ARE THE LATEST TREND Material combinations, such as magnolia white, high gloss acrylic fronts and horizontally grained, naturally matt mountain-larch are the latest trend. The shelf unit with its Paneel rear wall and the handle-less floor units are both accessible from the dining area. The peninsula opens the kitchen to three sides. A planning feature: lateral side panels together with the flush, colour matching worktop produce a closed isle block. Handle-less wall units with touch-opening mechanism blend in to give an overall appearance of tranquillity.

DETAIL MATERIAL COMBINATIONS ARE THE LATEST TREND Material combinations, such as magnolia white, high gloss acrylic fronts and horizontally grained, naturally matt mountain-larch are the latest trend. The shelf unit with its Paneel rear wall and the handle-less floor units are both accessible from the dining area. The peninsula opens the kitchen to three sides. A planning feature: lateral side panels together with the flush, colour matching worktop produce a closed isle block. Handle-less wall units with touch-opening mechanism blend in to give an overall appearance of tranquillity.

DETAIL MATERIAL COMBINATIONS ARE THE LATEST TREND Material combinations, such as magnolia white, high gloss acrylic fronts and horizontally grained, naturally matt mountain-larch are the latest trend. The shelf unit with its Paneel rear wall and the handle-less floor units are both accessible from the dining area. The peninsula opens the kitchen to three sides. A planning feature: lateral side panels together with the flush, colour matching worktop produce a closed isle block. Handle-less wall units with touch-opening mechanism blend in to give an overall appearance of tranquillity.

DETAIL MATERIAL COMBINATIONS ARE THE LATEST TREND Material combinations, such as magnolia white, high gloss acrylic fronts and horizontally grained, naturally matt mountain-larch are the latest trend. The shelf unit with its Paneel rear wall and the handle-less floor units are both accessible from the dining area. The peninsula opens the kitchen to three sides. A planning feature: lateral side panels together with the flush, colour matching worktop produce a closed isle block. Handle-less wall units with touch-opening mechanism blend in to give an overall appearance of tranquillity.

The garden borders a natural reserve, and the whole area’s character is determined by beech and birch forests and heaths. The design was chosen to define a garden that is not subject to time and trends. The sleek lines come into a beautiful contrast with the natural shapes of the edges of the woodland. The slopes of ornamental grasses are a reference to the lush moors of the surrounding fields. The most logical place for the pool would have been right next to the house, but as a landscape designer, I chose to place the swimming pool deep in the garden. This totally changes the perception of the garden as a whole. By making a path to somewhere, you amplify the emotion that place rouses. The pool and the bathhouse* are now amongst the planes of ornamental grasses, next to the edge of the woodland. As a result, you get to feel as part of nature. Strong horizontal lines tune in the proportions of the house with the proportions of the garden and landscape. Thus, the garden is continued in its surroundings and makes use of the horizontal lines to anchor itself into the area. *The concept of the swimming pool and bathhouse design was developed in collaboration with BOS architects.

Horizontal grained Kitsilano Sisal textured finish doors paired with high gloss lacquered Soho Carbon cabinets.
Eat-in kitchen - modern eat-in kitchen idea in Vancouver with flat-panel cabinets, an island and black countertops

DETAIL MATERIAL COMBINATIONS ARE THE LATEST TREND Material combinations, such as magnolia white, high gloss acrylic fronts and horizontally grained, naturally matt mountain-larch are the latest trend. The shelf unit with its Paneel rear wall and the handle-less floor units are both accessible from the dining area. The peninsula opens the kitchen to three sides. A planning feature: lateral side panels together with the flush, colour matching worktop produce a closed isle block. Handle-less wall units with touch-opening mechanism blend in to give an overall appearance of tranquillity.

DETAIL MATERIAL COMBINATIONS ARE THE LATEST TREND Material combinations, such as magnolia white, high gloss acrylic fronts and horizontally grained, naturally matt mountain-larch are the latest trend. The shelf unit with its Paneel rear wall and the handle-less floor units are both accessible from the dining area. The peninsula opens the kitchen to three sides. A planning feature: lateral side panels together with the flush, colour matching worktop produce a closed isle block. Handle-less wall units with touch-opening mechanism blend in to give an overall appearance of tranquillity.

DETAIL MATERIAL COMBINATIONS ARE THE LATEST TREND Material combinations, such as magnolia white, high gloss acrylic fronts and horizontally grained, naturally matt mountain-larch are the latest trend. The shelf unit with its Paneel rear wall and the handle-less floor units are both accessible from the dining area. The peninsula opens the kitchen to three sides. A planning feature: lateral side panels together with the flush, colour matching worktop produce a closed isle block. Handle-less wall units with touch-opening mechanism blend in to give an overall appearance of tranquillity.

DETAIL MATERIAL COMBINATIONS ARE THE LATEST TREND Material combinations, such as magnolia white, high gloss acrylic fronts and horizontally grained, naturally matt mountain-larch are the latest trend. The shelf unit with its Paneel rear wall and the handle-less floor units are both accessible from the dining area. The peninsula opens the kitchen to three sides. A planning feature: lateral side panels together with the flush, colour matching worktop produce a closed isle block. Handle-less wall units with touch-opening mechanism blend in to give an overall appearance of tranquillity.

DETAIL MATERIAL COMBINATIONS ARE THE LATEST TREND Material combinations, such as magnolia white, high gloss acrylic fronts and horizontally grained, naturally matt mountain-larch are the latest trend. The shelf unit with its Paneel rear wall and the handle-less floor units are both accessible from the dining area. The peninsula opens the kitchen to three sides. A planning feature: lateral side panels together with the flush, colour matching worktop produce a closed isle block. Handle-less wall units with touch-opening mechanism blend in to give an overall appearance of tranquillity.

Comedor con papel pintado a rayas de Designers Guild y banco realizado a medida con telas de Osborne & Little
Great room - mid-sized contemporary light wood floor great room idea in Barcelona with multicolored walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

David Butler
Exterior home photo in London

Inspiration for a contemporary powder room remodel in Tampa

These plain, simple , contemporary cabinets were made from a new material that comes from Europe. It's call a textured melamine and has a texture similar to corduroy. This particular color is called Palissendro and it comes in sheets that are approximately 81"X110". Some of the counters employ an effect called "Waterfall." Where the counter goes down to the floor on the ends. The long stainless handles lend a more contemporary, "high end" look to cabinets that are otherwise fairly inexpensive. There is also an application of free standing shelves in the kitchen that have many uses. Note how the grain flows vertically down a set of drawers. Could be horizontal just as well.

Example of a mountain style powder room design in Singapore

We widened a window in the kitchen to give a view of the river. This house is all about the views. The interior spaces are kept light and streamlined so as to ensure that the landscape remains as the focal point. Styling by Maria Fenlon Interior Design. Photography by Sean & Yvette.

These plain, simple , contemporary cabinets were made from a new material that comes from Europe. It's call a textured melamine and has a texture similar to corduroy. This particular color is called Palissendro and it comes in sheets that are approximately 81"X110". Some of the counters employ an effect called "Waterfall." Where the counter goes down to the floor on the ends. The long stainless handles lend a more contemporary, "high end" look to cabinets that are otherwise fairly inexpensive. There is also an application of free standing shelves in the kitchen that have many uses. Note how the grain flows vertically down a set of drawers. Could be horizontal just as well.