This dynamic furniture style is in constant movement and evolution, by definition. Contemporary furniture takes its cues from whatever is trending ‘in the present moment’. The term is often mistakenly interchanged with reference to modern style, yet contemporary design does not adhere to a strict set of stylistic principles, unlike its static friend. The style draws inspiration from history and responds to emergent fashion and technology.
Hybrid compact home office that retains a bedroom aesthetic
Multi-functional, residential spaces, in a capital city, are a must. Dining rooms that double-up as a WFH hybrid living spaces, lounge spaces with fold-out sleeping facilities, or cosy workstations that tuck away when not in use. Get your colours and materials right and you are halfway there.
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Multi functional attic space for working, sleeping and washing. We are living through a big city movement of sustainability, sound insulation and multi-use, clever architecture is rewriting the rulebook as the home office, storage and technology merge create compact living retreats with a boutique feel.
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Fitted bedroom furniture – Flat-pack furniture does provide an efficient, economical and temporary solution for your new home. But there is no substitute for bespoke furniture. Here the ask was simple; Design and build his-and hers bespoke wardrobes that satisfied a definite storage need, customised to requirements and will fit an unique room shape while maximising space. Simples!
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Entrance Wardrobe, alcove TV Unit, supporting bookshelves and cupboards and inset children’s toy storage – Simplicity was always leading the way with this install and build. Clean lines, horizontal symmetry and a form-follows-function aesthetic. This collection of bespoke furniture was always going to be the canvas and not the hero pieces that the homeowners were looking to add at a later date.
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