The suite was to have a resort-like feel, including a feature operable wall which opens the ensuite to the bedroom and views through to the balcony beyond. In terms of material and colour, the bathroom has a natural grey-brown palette – seen in the large-format stone floor and wall tiles, the Kimberly Brown granite benchtop and prominent grout lines. As well as the luxurious look of stone, the bathroom has flush thresholds, mitred corners and a slot-drain at the wall line – all adding to the resort-like feel.

For a design-savvy couple, an ’80s-style, semi-detached townhouse was the mirror image of everything they’re not. Thankfully, designers Rob Nerlich and Kate McMahon possess the creative foresight required to turn an undesirable property into a place worth coming home to

It’s a common enough design brief – create a spacious kitchen within a tight space. A clever design will address this need from every angle……The kitchen defies convention in a tiny space by stepping in from both edges, creating an easy flow around the compact island…..