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Nature’s Tranquility

Nature’s Tranquility

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Embracing the essence of nature’s tranquility, the envisioned design cultivates an atmosphere of serenity and renewal. Read more
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A contemporary architectural masterpiece completed in 2019, inspired by the serene elements of sun, sand, and water, creating a tranquil environment that embodies relaxation and rejuvenation for clients Rodger and Chellie Spiller.

Embracing the essence of nature’s tranquility, the envisioned design cultivates an atmosphere of serenity and renewal. Drawing inspiration from the natural world, every element harmoniously contributes to a space that emanates calmness. The color palette, infused with light and luminosity, evokes a sense of timeless elegance. This design journey pays homage to the sun, sand, and water, weaving their influence into the very fabric of the space. The interplay of hues conjures visions of sun-kissed shores and tranquil waters, orchestrating a soothing symphony for the senses. Each carefully selected element resonates with the ideals of relaxation and rejuvenation, a seamless fusion of nature’s grace and artistic refinement.

Completed
2019
Price range
$0.5m - $1m
Building style
Contemporary
Client
Rodger and Chellie Spiller
3540h 26m
The entrance door really makes an impact. The glass received a customised print using the latest direct-on-glass digital printing technology. The koru pattern is a welcoming symbol of unfolding. The feature wallpaper is Elitis Wallpaper Natives Maori. It runs floor to ceiling over two stories and provides the tone for the upstairs areas.
The feature wallpaper is Elitis Wallpaper Natives Maori. It runs floor to ceiling over two stories and provides the tone for the upstairs areas. The openness created by the floating staircase is credit to Miles Heine from Mccoy + Heine Architects.
The feature wallpaper is Elitis Wallpaper Natives Maori. It runs floor to ceiling over two stories. The wallpaper reflects Oceania. The Diphy_P3 Pendant by Grok looks like sea creatures swaying and floating and the wing lights in the hall evoke sea birds hovering above the ocean.
The carpet chosen is a new premium fibre made with 37% renewably sourced polymer from corn sugar. Extremely soft, it provides high stain, soil, wear and colourfast performance. It is to evoke the sea and its softness really makes you want to lie down on it.
ELITIS PANAMA DIVALI VP 714 01 TO FEATURE WALL was chosen to reflect the sun rising over the sea. For our clients a deep connection to nature was one of the key brief requirements. The blue carpet was chosen to reflect the sea Blinds are an important factor in Eco-friendly environments, directly affecting the energy efficiency of a space by: Reducing energy consumption; controlling glare and allowing outward visibility and natural light.
ELITIS PANAMA DIVALI VP 714 01 TO FEATURE WALL was chosen to reflect the sun rising over the sea.
The feature pendant for the Dining Area is Murano Plus' Moooi Heracleum by Bartjan Pot. The flowering leaves are shaped in a blossoming crown bringing the beauty of nature to the interior.
The colour of the earth beneath your feet, a cup of coffee in the morning, a dollop of honey on toast and a bar of caramel chocolate. The tiles bring warmth and contentment to the space. MIDDLE EARTH TILES’ GOLDEN MANUKA Tile was laid with 33% offset. The tile was chosen as not only for the wonderful tone in colour, but because Middle Earth tiles are a “Cradle to Grave” product. The raw material are extracted close to the manufacturing site, they will last for many years, even centuries and the designs are timeless. Middle Earth tiles can be returned to the environment with no ill effects at the end of their life cycle. The European Oak Rutherglen Engineered Wood Flooring was chosen because of its subtle blue hue. Continuing the theme of the sea from the carpet. The grain of the wood adds texture and interest and works beautifully with all the other materials in the space. The VERDE GUATAMALA Stone BENCHTOP is simply gorgeous. Its intensity of colour and its grain make for a wonderful feature island benchtop. The clients fell in love with this stone, as for them it evoked Pounamu.
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The wallpaper print is called Heavenly Drapes and it does create a backdrop that is restful, yet inspirational.
The curtain fabric adds texture, while the colour blends into the wall. The wardrobe sliding doors are back painted glass. The colour is the same as the walls, but the glass adds depth and a different level of gloss.
All elements for this guest bathroom were chosen to reflect a sense of relaxation with the connection to sun, sand and water in mind. MIDDLE EARTH TILES GOLDEN MANUKA 150 X 75 SUBWAY TILE LAID WITH 33% OFFSET were chosen to reflect the colour of the sun. TILE SPACE DUNES BLANCO MATT 300X900 POR094 600045 TO ALL OTHER BATHROOM WALLS was chosen to reflect waves and sand dunes. The tiles create such a wonderful look that is subtle yet still very interesting to look at. TILE SPACE TAILORART BROWN 600X600 CSA019 to the floor was chosen to reflect a textured fabric, like a blanket used on the beach.
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“We had an amazing experience with Spin Design. Our 1920's bungalow was getting too small for us as our children got older. We went from 3 smallish bedrooms, 1 bathroom and little lounge to 3 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a large open plan living area with new kitchen. It has made the world of difference to us. So glad we did it. Spin Design helped our dream become a reality. Would not hesitate to recommend them to others. Great service & ideas!”

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