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Stone Age

Stone Age

Featured in the photo shoot for Habitus 21, Cosentinos’ stone surfaces are innovative, beautiful, versatile and available in a dazzling array of tones and textures.

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  • @Herzogdemeuron ’s thoughtful intervention to the historic fabric of a former police station transforms a walled-off compound into a nexus of cultural exchange in Hong Kong: the Tai Kwun Centre for Heritage and Arts. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now.
  • Alana Broadhead, editor and curator of @thenew.nz an online Journal sharing the best contemporary NZ design, on her favourite components from the New Zealand Habitus House Of The Year selections. On #HabitusLiving now. Pictured: Hahei House by @studio2architects photography by @simon_devitt
  • The material palette of this project refers to what the architect describes as “a beach house vocabulary of simple and durable materials”. The balance of the interior materials include concrete, natural black basalt stone tile and white drywall. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now. Photography by @emaphotographi
  • Adding drama, the entry to G’Day House by @mcleodbovell has been resolved as a causeway that is the result of a deep cut away to the floor below, paired with a reflecting pond. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now. Photography by @emaphotographi
  • The continuous gush of natural light in this house by @martires_doyle results in a dramatic transformation that encourages residents to experience their home with a completely new outlook. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now. Photography by @jonathongriggsphoto
  • Split End House by @martires_doyle uses natural light to demarcate and differentiate – or split – certain zones throughout the residence. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now. Photography by @jonathongriggsphoto