Using premium natural stone for driveways makes for a durable, charming, and organic lived-in look and feel. Explore Cobblestones for a Classic Driveway, Crazy Paving for Mid-Century Style, or Filetti for the One-of-a-Kind Driveway.
Cobblestone for Classic Driveway, Crazy Paving for Mid-Century Style or Filetti for the One-of-a-Kind Driveway?
The alfresco area in a retreat design style is an extension of the living space, and serves as the tranquil weekend getaway destination. You are transported into your ultimate retreat as you step into your outdoor living space.
Australians love living outdoors as much as possible, and the outdoor living spaces in our homes are so precious. We want to make the most of the space, no matter how big or small.
Whether it’s for lazing around by the pool in summer or snuggling up by the fire pit in the colder months, we love to enjoy good food, a glass of wine and time with family and friends outdoors.
There is a growing design trend right now to transform your backyard into an outdoor retreat. As many of us have now worked and studied from home, we’ve started looking at our space differently, and need somewhere to unwind and relax, which is only a few steps away from our home office.
The alfresco area in a retreat design style is an extension of the living space and serves as a tranquil weekend getaway destination. You are transported into your ultimate retreat as you step into your outdoor living space.
But how can you recreate the feeling you get when you spend a day on holiday in your own home? Read on to find out the design elements which can transform your garden into a private sanctuary.
If you’re starting a new project or planning to renovate your home, here are the top 12 trends you need to know to be on the right track with your design in 2022.
The start of the year is a great opportunity for designers and architects to reflect on design trends and predict what we can expect to see in the next 12 months in this ever-evolving industry.
The start of the year is a great opportunity for designers and architects to reflect on design trends and predict what we can expect to see in the next 12 months in this ever-evolving industry.
If you’re starting a new project or planning to renovate your home, here are the top 12 trends you need to know to be on the right track with your design in 2022.
Using pedestal support which raises the tiles or pavers off the existing surface is becoming more popular because of the long term benefits this system provides.
What are the reasons to use them and what are the things you need to keep in mind and consider?
Beige and neutrals are no longer relegated to ‘wallflower’ status but are preparing for their time in the sun if this trend prediction is realised.
Beige and neutrals are no longer relegated to ‘wallflower’ status but are preparing for their time in the sun if this trend prediction is realised.
The rise of beige and other neutrals hints at pared-back interiors and lends itself to an earthy and authentic aesthetic. But glamour and glitz can still be incorporated. According to Houzz, monochromatic shades or “Pairs of shades of the same colour are especially on trend” so expect to see more beige on beige as we move through 2018.
We asked three highly respected designers about their own take on the beige-on-beige trend alert for 2018.
