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A trend that has been around and come around throughout design history – is neutrals. Aussie’s love a neutral palette in the home and as renovators, we are all for it and here’s why…
We wanted to share with you a recently completed bathroom renovation by PCM Carpentry in Croydon. The beautiful modern bathroom was inspired by an image the client found online and we matched it as close as possible. The finished bathroom is complete with a divine walk-in shower, 2 draw wall mounted vanity with stone benchtop and contemporary in-set basin.
From live edge and rustic pieces to smooth finishes, these stunning designs bring rustic elements to your home. These unique designs embrace the timbers organic natural textures and colours. A piece of timber is a piece of art in itself; it’s life’s lines, knots, cracks, fire damage, insect attack/trails.
The modern twist on the French provincial style is reimagined by simplifying and stripping the look right back. Where classic French style is quite ornate, these days it’s all about clean lines with good quality materials.
Take a look at the most-saved and dreamy kitchens of 2020 on Houzz.com.au. Great kitchen design is often in the details. Just look at the most-saved kitchens of 2020 from 12 countries around the world.
There’s no reason why your laundry can’t be practically perfect. Laundries in 2021 are set to be just as beautiful as kitchens with home owners selecting more sophisticated finishes. We love laundries that look good and work just as hard.
Hey guys! Subway tiles really are that versatile! They got their name from the iconic ceramic wall tiles used in New York Subway Stations in the 1920s, then made their way into residential homes and continue to be a popular choice today.
Well, 2021 has been less promising that first hoped and with lockdown 4.0 continuing in Melbourne, each day can feel like the last. Anyone feel like its groundhog day?
The smell of wood burning in a pit is usually a positive association; we think of summer camp-outs, bonfires at the beach, and good times spent with loved ones during colder months.
Firepits are really trendy right now but, are you aware of the firepit safety regulations? Check with your local council to make sure you observe the distance required by law; this can vary from council to council.