Minimalist decor emphasizes simplicity, quality over quantity, and mindful organization to create a calm, inviting, and productive space.
Curved furniture adds elegance and comfort to modern homes, breaking up angular layouts and creating a welcoming atmosphere.
Accent walls add depth and personality to rooms, offering versatile design options like bold colors or textures, enhancing space perception and highlighting features.
Building a pergola can enhance yard beauty and comfort. To succeed, plan carefully, consider kits, sustainable materials, and permits. Avoid rushing, skimping on materials, and skipping crucial steps like anchoring.
Biophilic design incorporates natural elements like wood, plants, and sunlight to create calming, sustainable spaces that enhance well-being and productivity.
Raumus' Soft Workspace renovation transformed a 40-year-old residential room into a modern office space by delicately covering existing walls with fabric or semi-transparent paint, preserving the space's history.
Oneroa House, a renovated home, maximizes breathtaking views of Oneroa Bay and the Hauraki Gulf. It features a cedar-clad exterior, copper accents, and a recessed concrete wall for protection. The design incorporates natural ventilation and a planted internal breezeway for a calming, well-ventilated space.
Maximize small living rooms with multi-functional furniture, mirrors, and light, neutral colors. Utilize vertical space and strategic design choices to create an illusion of grandeur.
A hilltop home in rural Auckland, designed for a farmer and landscape gardener, features a 20x20m footprint with a central courtyard and open northeast corner, blending into the natural landscape with a rugged, rural aesthetic.
Herringbone floors are making a comeback in modern interior design, offering a timeless and versatile pattern that complements various styles, with options in wood, tile, vinyl, and laminate materials.