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Stepping into nature

This pavilion home immerses itself with the natural world – each architectural element is designed to maximise breathtaking lake views, while respecting the surrounding environment – lower level volumes float over the land

Exterior view of a steel roof on a renovated building.

Twin peaks

This renovation integrates modern living with the home’s original character, while creating a seamless connection to its beautiful garden setting

The cabinetry in this kitchen features 18mm Plymasters Senosan matte black acrylic, which offers a sleek, modern finish. This dark cabinetry contrasts beautifully with the lighter tones of the benchtop, made from Dekton Aura 22 with a suede finish. This material was chosen for its durability and its luxurious feel, making it ideal for a space that needs to withstand daily wear and tear while maintaining its aesthetic appeal. A glass splashback in Dulux Opononi adds a subtle layer of texture and contrast to the overall design. Functionality was further enhanced by the choice of Hettich Atira White soft-close drawers and Hettich soft-close hinges, ensuring smooth operation and a high level of convenience. For the perfect lighting, Stefano Orlati Extra Bright lighting, activated by a hand-sensor, ensures the space is always well-lit for cooking and entertaining

Wood flooring contrasts the white cabinetry while tying in with the island's wood finish.

Modern kitchen showcasing lighting design

Contemporary pendants draw the eye upwards towards the soaring feature timber ceilings.

Modern kitchen design with warm materials and tones, based on homeowners’ vision for minimalist elegance.

Designer: my homeowners wanted a modern, minimalist architectural look with warm materials and tones.

The rustic feel continues throughout the home – the owners shot the deer whose antlers grace the dining area pendant.

Tea station positioned for easy serving.

The integrated tea station is to the left of the kitchen wall cabinetry, making it ideal for serving to the island or adjacent wood dining table.

Light-filled kitchen featuring reeded glass cabinet fronts, open shelving, and hidden lighting for a soft, modern finish.

Reeded glass cabinet fronts, open shelving and concealed lighting all add up to a light-filled, open feel.

The five-metre-high cathedral ceiling not only defines the open-plan living/dining/kitchen space—it served as the central inspiration for the entire kitchen design. A hidden sliding door to the scullery is neatly tucked to the left.

The soaring, five-metre cathedral ceiling is the obvious feature of the open-plan living/dining/kitchen space – it was also the inspiration for the design. The hidden sliding door to the scullery is at left.

Open shelving with decorative greenery contributes to the kitchen’s natural, airy atmosphere.

Open shelving complete with planting adds to the airy, natural feel of the family kitchen.