conversations beyond the finished room

conversations offer a different way into design. hearing how a maker, designer or client describes a decision can reveal the thinking behind a finished interior.

this selection was first published in april 2020. it records five listening references from that time, spanning design, building and the broader interests of studio life. programmes, hosts and episode availability may since have changed.

interiors addict chat

the interiors addict reference brought renovation experiences and design conversations into an accessible format. listening to another person’s process can help clarify questions for your own project, while recognising that each home has different constraints.

beauty iq uncensored

adore beauty’s podcast sat outside the design focus of this archive selection. it reflects the wider mix of conversations that can accompany studio life, rather than a source of interior design or project advice.

building with buildher

the buildher collective reference focused on the experience of building and renovating. conversations about planning and construction can provide useful context, with project-specific decisions still requiring the appropriate design and building advice.

the design files talks

the design files reference introduced the people behind creative work. an artist’s or designer’s account of their practice offers perspective beyond the final photograph, bringing materials, process and collaboration into view.

after work drinks

this culture and conversation reference provided a change of pace within the original list. inspiration is not confined to interiors; the interests we bring to a home are often broader and more personal.

our interior design practice in melbourne begins with a conversation about the way you live, developing those priorities into a considered design.