Our project was in one such space, an old brick and concrete building that was originally a warehouse and manufacturing facility. It was converted into condos in the 1990s. This particular unit had been divided up so that a long and narrow hall was the first point of entry, with limited storage and a rather jarring color palette of red, green and blue along with yellowish bamboo. The space was fairly small, only 870 square feet. Photos by Lincoln Barbour.

interiors: Tanya Schoenroth Design, architecture: Scott Mitchell, builder: Boffo Construction, photo: Janis Nicolay

Carla Atley black cupboards, black cabinets, concrete look bench, gray counter, waterfall countertop, marble spashblack, marble backsplash, timber look tiles, white island lighting, under cabinet lighting, light wood flat panel cabinet, black bar stools

©Radu Palicica

Classic children's bedroom, in a Federation home in Cremorne.

This Neo-prairie style home with its wide overhangs and well shaded bands of glass combines the openness of an island getaway with a “C – shaped” floor plan that gives the owners much needed privacy on a 78’ wide hillside lot. Photos by James Bruce and Merrick Ales.

Holme Tree created a stunning open plan walnut kitchen in this Staffordshire home that has it all - style, quality and functionality. With its walnut in-frame cabinetry contrasting with the light surfaces and flooring. The design incorporated the structural steel post making it look amazing as part of the iconic kidney-bean island. Holme Tree designs for each individual client, we pay careful attention to the unusual design features of your home. Let us create a stunning design for your home.

JOE STEMMER PHOTO

Two large 72"x16" flat panel pull-outs for pantry items and cleaning storage. design: Marta Kruszelnicka photo: Todd Gieg

Denise Bauer Photography

Marc Fowler - Kitchen & Bathroom shots Nick named, The Cliff House, the entertainment level is on the 3rd floor, cut into the side face of a hill. The kitchen opens onto a back terrace, suitable for the grandest of parties and is open to the living and dining room areas – surrounded by glass and trees - A breath taking view. Given this - the kitchen had to be equally breathtaking.