A home, thoughtfully renewed.

One home. Many individual spaces.

Kitchen systems

A coordinated system of cabinet fronts, pantry doors and island facings. Appliances, sinks and cooking zones need their own technical interfaces.

Finish positions

Door faces, end panels, tall-unit fronts and non-food-contact appliance surrounds.

Details to resolve

Grain continuity, handle drilling, hinge clearance, edge returns and joins between unlike materials.

Environment

Splash, steam, cleaners and heat near appliances. Identify exposure rather than assuming a decorative film suits every zone.

Approval

Review a sample door with the proposed substrate, bonding system and cleaning method.

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Living room

The main family space combines storage, media, seating and daily movement. A calm surface palette should also be practical.

Finish positions

TV wall, media cabinetry, shelving, door faces and decorative partitions.

Details to resolve

Cable and equipment access, glare near screens, visible seams and vertical grain alignment.

Environment

Repeated hand contact, sunlight through windows and furniture contact.

Approval

Inspect colours in daylight and evening lighting. A decorative finish does not replace ventilation or equipment access.

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Primary bedroom

Quiet texture, storage and comfortable lighting shape a room that is personal and restful.

Finish positions

Wardrobe doors, bedside cabinetry, dressing units and headboard panels.

Details to resolve

Door tolerances, edge smoothness, concealed lighting and coordinated batches.

Environment

Frequent touch, cleaning and potential condensation near external walls.

Approval

Confirm the intended emissions documentation for the full board-and-finish construction.

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Dining room

Dining joins food culture with hospitality. Material choices should connect the kitchen and living space without losing their individual character.

Finish positions

Sideboards, wall panels, storage and non-food-contact furniture faces.

Details to resolve

Chair impact zones, drawer fronts and transitions between wood and stone effects.

Environment

Spills and wiping. Food-contact and hot-pan exposure require separately qualified materials.

Approval

Approve cleaner compatibility and colour beside the actual lighting and table finish.

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Children’s room / study

Spaces change as children grow. Storage and study surfaces should make maintenance and future renewal straightforward.

Finish positions

Storage fronts, bookcases, desk supports and decorative wall panels.

Details to resolve

Rounded or protected edges, furniture anchorage and accessible cleaning areas.

Environment

Repeated handling, rubbing and marks from everyday use.

Approval

Evaluate wear and cleaning on a representative sample; colour alone does not establish child-safety suitability.

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Entrance, guest and utility rooms

Secondary rooms often carry the hardest working surfaces: bags, shoes, doors, laundry and repeated use.

Finish positions

Entrance storage, internal doors, guest-room cabinetry and dry utility cupboards.

Details to resolve

Corner guards, high-contact edges and removable maintenance access.

Environment

Impact, cleaning and moisture near service rooms.

Approval

Select the grade and edge detail for the actual use, with pilot approval before a full refurbishment.

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Different traditions. The same attention to detail.

We begin with the way a home is used: circulation, cooking, storage, privacy, family routines and the building itself. The concepts below illustrate different briefs rather than fixed national stereotypes.

Korean apartment living

Many Korean apartment projects connect kitchen, dining and living within a compact plan. Entrance shoe storage, integrated wardrobes and floor-based living patterns can influence the brief. These are project tendencies, not rules for every family.

Kitchen

Efficient circulation, tall storage and coordinated appliance surrounds.

Living

Media walls and flexible seating, with low or conventional furniture according to the household.

Bedrooms

Integrated storage and restrained material transitions.

Design response

Preserve circulation and site-service access. Ask how the household actually lives before choosing the finish.

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European heritage interiors

A heritage townhouse can combine existing mouldings, taller rooms and original doors with new cabinetry. Europe contains many distinct regional traditions; the specific building and owner lead the design.

Kitchen

New cabinet finishes can be selected to complement the original proportions and hardware.

Living

Wood and stone effects work beside mouldings, fireplaces and existing architectural features.

Bedrooms

Sympathetic wardrobes and quiet finishes can retain the original room character.

Design response

Assess substrate condition and any heritage restrictions. Avoid treating historic surfaces as a generic wrapping substrate.

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American timber homes

Open kitchens, generous built-ins and timber-based construction are relevant to many American projects. Regional climates, construction methods and household preferences vary considerably.

Kitchen

Shaker-style or contemporary cabinetry, island facings and coordinated storage.

Living

Built-ins and stronger material continuity between open-plan zones.

Bedrooms

Casework and doors suited to the selected architectural style.

Design response

Discuss wood movement, climate exposure, panel joints and cleaning requirements with the local installer.

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A scheme that belongs to the household.

Send a room schedule with existing substrate, panel dimensions, intended finish, grain direction, edge treatment and cleaning regime. For each room, confirm a physical sample in the actual lighting and a representative installation detail.

Culture becomes a practical design brief.

These are illustrative design responses to the concepts shown, not fixed rules for a country. Confirm the household, regional context and actual building before specifying.