Numa Design Build

The Stodart Project

This is one of our latest re-
design projects. The layout was opened up to create a bright, family-oriented open plan kitchen and dining space.

The vision was to bring all these spaces together, placing the kitchen at the heart of the home.

Pleasure Road Project

The home is a beautiful art-deco-era property, and the goal was singular: keep the bathroom true to it. Every material, every detail chosen to sit naturally within the era.
The homeowner led the design vision. We brought it to life.

The vision for this garden renovation was to create a calm and welcoming outdoor space that feels like a natural extension of the home.

Designed around the family’s love of cooking and entertaining, the layout combines relaxed seating, outdoor dining, and a practical cooking area in a simple and understated way.

We love taking on projects like these, creating outdoor spaces that are not only well-designed but genuinely suited to the people who will use them every day.

The before and after from the high street project ✨

We transformed a dated second-floor bathroom ➡️ to a bright modern space with a brand-new skylight.

This renovation transformed the entire feel of the room by bringing in natural light, redesigning the shower layout, and making better use of the sloped ceiling space.

We selected materials and textures that bring the space to life — oversized marble tiles, custom glass, and warm brass fixtures — creating a clean, timeless look.

A huge upgrade that completely changed the space!

Swipe to see the transformation ➡️

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The high street project is now complete!

A fully customized bathroom in a second floor closet. Featuring custom walk-in shower, skylight and sleek tile finishes.

Designing around angled ceilings and limited space came with its challenges, but that’s what made this project so rewarding.

Every detail was planned to make this space feel open, bright and functional. We would love to take on more projects like this and continue turning challenging spaces into something unique and special.

When you focus on the big picture, it’s easy to miss the details until you slow down.

A closer look at the Greenleaf Dr Project.