Large contemporary master bedroom in Sydney with blue walls.

Resort living, everyday Striking the perfect balance between sophisticated living and relaxed resort, the latest collaboration between Mazzei, Webster Architecture and Nathan Burkett Landscape Architecture raises the bar once more. Once you enter the home you are immediately taken by the abundance of natural light and the view through to the 14mt long pool by Laguna Pools. Soaring ceilings and creative nooks leads you through to the casual sitting area and onto the rear of the home. The level of detail within the kitchen by The Kitchen Design Centre, is instantly apparent with beautifully crafted timber veneer cabinetry wrapping around exquisite Silver Stone marble by Victoria Stone Gallery. Swiss made V-ZUG appliances and Scala tapware finish off the luxurious experience. Moving through the butler’s pantry there is an integrated fridge/freezer and ample work and storage space. A large laundry and mudroom complete the back-of-house utility zone. There is a private guest suite facing the front garden. The living and dining area are surrounded by full-height windows by ICS Windows, taking advantage of the gorgeous landscape surrounds. Other highlights include, porcelain tiles by Integra Tiles, architectural lighting by Lights Lights Lights, AirSmart heating/air-conditioning, and timber cladding by Eco Timber. The furniture and styling has been expertly curated by Australia’s leading interior stylist Simone Haag. Working in collaboration with Cosh Living, the finished result is one of sophisticated relaxation and has the richness and depth of palette that Simone and her team are world renowned for. Upstairs is the lavish master bedroom, complete with hidden study and ensuite/WIR – just push on the timber wall panelling to reveal what lays behind. There are a further two bedrooms, each with their own ensuite and built-in robes. The garden was conceived to create a space that engulfs the occupants of the home with greenery, texture and privacy. It includes built-in polished concrete seating and BBQ, open pergola, established hedging and luxury lap pool. The design draws upon a simple palette of materials that create contrast and offer a contemporary aesthetic. The planting palette has been selected to provide balance to the architecture, revealing the striking facade whilst providing privacy and warmth to the living areas of the dwelling as the garden matures.

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Joanne Green Landscape and Interior transformed a dated interior into a relaxed and fresh apartment that embraces the sunlit marine setting of Sydney's Barrenjoey peninsula. The client's brief was to create a layered aesthetic that captures the property's expansive view and amplifies the flow between the interior and exterior spaces. The project included updates to three bedrooms, an ensuite, a bathroom, a kitchen with a butler's pantry, a study nook, a dedicated laundry, and a generous dining and living area. By using thoughtful interior design, the finished space presents a unique, comfortable, and contemporary atmosphere to the waterfront home.

Contemporary kitchen in Sydney.

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This is an example of a contemporary bathroom in Other with light wood cabinets, a freestanding tub, an open shower, white tile, ceramic tile, cement tiles, granite benchtops, white benchtops, a single vanity and a built-in vanity.

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This is an example of a contemporary kitchen in Melbourne.

This is an example of a contemporary kitchen in Melbourne.

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This is an example of a contemporary kitchen in Sydney.

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Great as a stand-alone feature, or they can be the perfect companion to other types of windows as well as doors, aluminium fixed windows are an understandably popular product. They can be almost any shape, including square, rectangle, arch, circle, triangle, or a combination of these options. Builder: RJM Builders

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