The view from the main living & dining area down towards the bedrooms. We used the same faux marble porcelain tiles throughout to create uniformity as well as give a great sense of space and cohesion. This also has a practical advantage to be easy cleaning from days spent in the sand and sea.

This kitchen went from a pokey dark enclosed space to an open plan eating and living concept. Her you see the island which was custom designed in Corian with a decorative waterfall edge. The sink and dishwasher practically in this space for convivial entertaining and meal preparation. The stainless...

Another view into the cosy yet clean living area from the dining nook. The large coffee table has shiny aluminium legs with a faux shagreen ochre coloured top. The tailored sofa is covered in a pale blue linen with cushions in complimentary colours. Framed photographs of Central Park in NYC sit...

We used grey mosaic tiles on the floor and in the walk in shower. Half wall white subway tiles are laid in a vertical stacked bond and the remaining walls painted grey. Antique bisque porcelain plaques lend an air of the ancient Mediterranean to the space, while a white bowl sink is a nod to...

This is a view of a multifunctional room in the flat. It serves as both a simple office as well as an extra space for guests. Here you see the practical futon which is one minute a sofa and the next, a bed. The warm, celery green walls glow and are surprisingly neutral.