CH: Aus to NZ

Not just twin basins but twin vanities are placed in this bathroom, making the view symmetrical from bed.

This master bed suite has an open design with the change from carpet to tiles the only distinguisher from bed to bath.

The twin vanity cabinets are in a similar colour to the carpet, doing well to stop the space being lost in a wash of white.

The little details act to reinforce the luxury of this space with stylish switches completing the look.

Spot lights over the bathroom mirror

The freestanding bath close-up. Sitting almost in the middle of the open plan room.

Looking back to the bed and the view in this open plan bedroom bathroom

The master bedroom suite sits on the top storey of this home and is where the feeling of being on a cruise ship really takes hold.

The stylish splashback is continued on the near side of the kitchen, island as well as on the staircase balustrade. A great example of continuing a feature throughout a home.

Black granite benchtops provide the working surface in this island kitchen.

the boys did do a great job for us, and testament to that is that we had absolutely NO damage to our house during the Canterbury earthquakes.

An extra high ceiling adds a grandiose feel to the living room which offers a spectacular view.

Modern light switches for great style.

Inside the front door

The dining area, on the ground floor, makes great use of the view out to the lake, while the choice of a solid wood dining table brings a classic touch to this modern home.

The happy home owners are, "Proud that, even though it is now a number of years old, it is so modern, that it could have been built here yesterday and nobody would be any the wiser."