edition
notes on materials, objects and the details that shape an interior. from our essendon studio, we consider colour, craft and the relationship between a home and the people who live within it.
selected references from our design archive, revisited through a contemporary perspective.
materials with a longer view
retention, repair and material choices suited to a longer service life. questions to consider when planning a personal, enduring interior.
a more considered beginning
colour, natural materials and more deliberate selection. a fresh look at five design considerations from our january 2019 archive.
coral within a considered palette
living coral through finishes, textiles and art. a study from our january 2019 archive, considering warm colour within the broader material palette.
a considered festive setting
festive decoration as an extension of the home’s palette. a december 2018 archive on warm light, personal objects and a table for gathering.
a workspace that belongs at home
a clear setting, useful storage and furniture selected for everyday work. designing a home workspace that belongs to the wider interior.
from fabric to furniture
connections between fashion and interiors, first explored in november 2018. proportion, fabric, colour and the detail of a considered furniture selection.
storage within smaller spaces
integrated storage, useful furniture and considered proportions for compact interiors. archive references explored through a bespoke joinery approach.
the view beyond the interior
the connection between a home and its outdoor setting, considered through the outlook, material palette, furniture and practical detail.
the kitchen within the home
a kitchen’s materials, proportions and fine detail belong to the whole home. archive references on a connected approach to joinery and finishes.
confidence through collaboration
a shared brief, clear drawings and material samples build confidence in an interior. reflections on a collaborative and personal design process.
a home for everyday life
useful storage, familiar objects and a personal palette bring ease to everyday life. a considered approach to interior decoration and styling.
a quiet approach to the bathroom
proportion, light and a restrained material palette give the bathroom a quiet character, supported by practical planning and bespoke storage.