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Capturing the midcentury period perfectly is the Oblica suspended fireplace. The furniture is a lovely mix of a modern lounge and midcentury inspired armchairs. The bespoke joinery continues through to the living area.
Photographer: Matthew Forbes

Il soggiorno open space è in diretta connessione con gli spazi esterni. Il pranzo si estende direttamente dalla cucina dotata di isola tecnica.

This seating area is part of the kitchen/dining/family area to the rear of the open plan house. The birch panels can be slid over to create a fully open plan space. The sofa, rug and shelving create a perfect play area (with the shelving no longer needed for toy storage). The area has changed since this photo was taken, with the shelving unit swapped with the sofa, allowing the sofa to overlook the garden.

This award winning home designed by Jasmine McClelland features a light filled open plan kitchen, dining and living space for an active young family.
Sarah Wood Photography

The first fireplace created by Dominique Imbert in 1967 for his own use. It was the prototype for the Gyrofocus in 1968. Built to order (by hand) and finished in polished raw steel with visible seams each fire is numbered and signed by Dominique
1900mm x 700mm 5.5kw

Large sitting area with central modern fireplace and circular hearth in granite. Scissor trusses were introduced to give a lofty feel backed by treated charred timber.

Salle à manger chaleureuse pour ce loft grâce à la présence du bois (mobilier chiné, table bois & métal) qui réchauffe les codes industriels (béton ciré, verrière, grands volumes, luminaires industriels) et au choix des textiles (matières et couleurs)

A huge change from the original salmon pink built in sofa and cream shag pile carpet.
Neutrals in grey, black and white are given warmth and luxury wth rich tan leather, velvet ottoman and cushions and fur throws in jewel tones. The original fireplace was retained. The original stainless steel flue was replaced with oversized Marble tiles and the bench was replaced and extended in a black granite floating finish to match the kitchen.
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