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25.01.2022 To curve or not to curve.... perfect example of where and when it is ok to use curves in a modern kitchen without making it look classic or dated. #modernkitchen #kitchendesignideas #contemporaryhome #designerkitchen #kitchenideas #blackkitchen #naturaltimber #curvedwall #featurewall #contemporarykitchen #perthinteriordesigner #perthhomeideas #perthbuilder #homedesign #kitchen #contempodesign #Repost @comparethetradie

22.01.2022 Hamilton residence, Bayswater 3D Render of our latest concept design. Simplifying design through simple stacked and staggered masses while adding interest through architectural detailing and composition. A balance between an organic, curved base grounded and contrasted from the upper level straight and sharp edges expressed by the wedged window detail @ Perth, Western Australia

22.01.2022 We would like to take this opportunity to thank all our clients, builders, business networks, family and friends for their support and to wish you all a safe and happy Christmas. Also a Big thank you to the Contempo team for their dedication and hard work this year. Bring on 2021!

16.01.2022 Project #1926 Mosman Park. DA approval granted, and finalising colour and material selections through 3D renders. Client needed some help deciding so we provided multiple rendered variations to make their decision easier. Which would you choose? @ Perth, Western Australia

15.01.2022 Project #22 Melville, Perth. Last post for the year! Renders for a modern narrow lot residence concept with exposed structural elements and an industrial material palette. What are your thoughts? @ Perth, Western Australia

14.01.2022 Construction progress at our Agora Village Centre project at Alkimos, Perth. Drone footage: 22-11-2018

04.01.2022 With the unlimited and overwhelming range or products, materials and textures available in today’s market, Architectural CGI #renders are becoming more and more popular as a tool to explore and help decide on material selection and combinations. Our client for this Iluka project wanted to experiment and explore the use of natural oak as a feature and where to apply it. We also experimented with various other combinations using the three selected colours to ensure no stone was left unturned. Which colour combination would you choose? @ Iluka, Western Australia