Whisky House, Wanaka.

The brief involved crafting a residence with a distinctly masculine ambiance, while maintaining an inviting and warm atmosphere. The goal was to fashion a space where both family and guests could comfortably unwind, all while enjoying the picturesque rural mountain vistas. The kitchen stands out as a focal point, capturing attention with its handsome design, encouraging social gatherings. The delightful wallpaper introduces an element of playfulness, softening the kitchen's clean lines and adding a touch of whimsy to the space.

Remarkables, Queenstown.

Our brief in this project was to craft a welcoming environment for both family and friends. The footprint of the kitchen, living and dining was small and our clients wondered if there was a way to make “space” without extending the property. Our solution was to combine the kitchen and dining into one! We think it worked perfectly, giving clients a bespoke island that looked the part of a dining table.

We used the moody hues of the mountains to bring colour into the design. The deep blue tones of the mountains we incorporated into the kitchen. We drew the greens from the landscape into the soft touches within the living areas. Lucky for us green was our client’s favourite colour.

Beachside, Byron Bay.

I wanted to create a relaxed vibe, that suits the amazing clients and their personalities. It needed to feel like a holiday home, one what was a little bit imperfect while being perfectly stunning. I focussed on materials that are handmade and have a slight ethnic vibe, whether it be indigenous Australian or African.

Bayside, Manly.

The clients wanted a minimal aesthetic with a slight Japanese Influence. I picked colours from the Bayside views and brought them gently throughout the home. Natural Timbers to add warmth to each room. We chose natural fabrics, and particularly loved the hand printed textiles used on the bedheads, they are very reminiscent of Kimonos.

Fun Family Home, Brisbane.

The goal was to create a relaxed family home, designed to bring an indoor / outdoor flow and embrace the sunny Queensland lifestyle.  Creating bright and airy spaces, using colour.  Inspiration was taken from a relaxed artwork, with soft tones of blue.  This blue / grey theme was extended throughout the home in various shades.  To anchor the spaces American oak is used throughout each space in different ways.  

There are little pops of fun in each space.  A fun wallpaper from Emily Ziz in the hallway, in commercial grade, meaning easy to wipe any sneaky little kid fingerprints away.  This choice links the colours throughout the home and creates a fun statement separating the main living side of the home with the bedrooms and quiet areas. 

It’s the best hearing that when walking into this home, it feels just like that home!  Relaxed sophisticated and a big sigh after the hustle and bustle of life!