Adore it. Needs to be in a funky kids art studio, multiple rows of them! must say a home might struggle with finding a space for it permanently, but I'd love one for my own budding artist, whose happy to share her creative space with me!

Here's a couple of links: https://www.designerchandelier.com.au/ Owner Jon Warren - recently got a Linkedin message, might be a good one too https://www.chicchandeliers.com.au/ 

lisa2chang No apologies needed, happy to answer and thank you for your compliment. We imported all our appliances, sink ware and tapware and sourced bathroom fittings also. The costs below include all trades (plumbing, electricians, plasters, tilers, chippies, wooden flooring) that we used and 2pac cabinetry, vanities, all stone (bathrooms, kitchen, laundry, pantry). In total our renos cost (for laundry, kitchen, powder room, butlers pantry changing a family bathroom into a new bathroom and ensuite) $145, 359.47. The kitchen and pantry portion of this was $62, 919.41- (excluding appliances sinks and tapware). We did make structural changes to the room next to the kitchen, to make the butlers pantry and to a large, unused family bathroom. We saved costs by doing all the demo and painting ourselves,some labouring and importing appliances. Hope that helps :)

I have had matt charcoal grey/black tiles in my bathroom for a year and a half now. They look great, and I don't have an issue with soap scum, however we keep a window cleaning tool with a rubber edge, in our shower and use it every time we get out, to move the water off the tiles and floor. We also have a window open most times, and use bar soap. The problem we do get is white marks on the tiles, which I think is caused by calcium build up from the water. I only use natural cleaning products, none of which worked to clean these white marks. My husband ended up getting CLR recommended by the tile shop, and this helped a lot to remove the white marks. it is a strong chemical though. Would I get matt black tiles again? No. I was worried before we installed and I prefer white tiles in a bathroom as these are easy to clean with natural products. I will try to post pics of the wall tiles (clean with no water touching them) and the shower ( we cleaned with CLR about 6 weeks ago, and they were clean but need cleaning again now as you can see the white marks.) Hope this helps.