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Nestled within Sydney’s historic Millers Point, this 1860s Victorian terrace has been reimagined as a serene family sanctuary—where patina-rich surfaces meet contemporary elegance. The curated interiors tell a story of history-infused maximalism, where every layer reveals a detail in service of heritage, emotion, and craft. Lorena Gaxiola’s poetic vision was to celebrate the family’s tri-cultural identity through salvaged timbers, artisanal finishes, and restrained yet expressive craftsmanship. From reinstated cornices to hand-finished brass accents and kauri floorboards, each intervention evokes a dialogue between past and present. Realising that vision required deft navigation of significant constraints: extensive structural damage from decades of water ingress and termites, heritage restrictions that demanded visual continuity, and tight access that challenged the logistics of modern construction. As designers, we oversaw every detail—from heritage review and documentation to construction coordination and bespoke installations. Threading new electrical, climate, and plumbing systems through fragile timber bones took surgical precision. Yet the results were seamless: original chandeliers revived, floorboards restored or matched with reclaimed timber, and American oak joinery paired with brass trims and marble mosaics brought new life to tired volumes. Design decisions were driven by sustainability, narrative, and craftsmanship. Custom pieces were commissioned from masters in their field—such as Lowe Furniture’s bespoke creations and a custom mural by Indigenous artist Danie Mellor, which pays homage to the family’s cultural roots. Each space was approached with emotion and intentionality, particularly the bathrooms which the client described simply and joyfully as: “The bathrooms make me happy.” Every room in the home unfolds like a story—patterned tiles, textured stone, and layered materials come together to offer intimate moments of discovery. Our commitment extended from spatial planning to final flourishes. We handled styling, soft furnishing installation, custom window treatments, and every curated object. Furniture was sourced locally, materials were salvaged when possible, and thoughtful detailing elevated every corner. The result is a timeless, emotionally resonant home—one that celebrates craftsmanship, elevates functionality, and preserves a precious piece of Sydney’s architectural legacy for generations to come.

This is an example of a traditional living room in Melbourne.

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Design ideas for a traditional kitchen in Gold Coast - Tweed.

Traditional hallway in Sydney.

A framed Hermes scarf creates a unique piece of art on this landing.
Design ideas for a large traditional carpeted staircase in London.

This deliberate stripping to a shabby chic look provided visual interest in this fully refurb property. The lights colours on the wall and the white painted floorboards accentuated the old pine's distressed look. A balanced blend of modern and old, which added immense value to this house in need of modernisation. The modern doors were exchanged for reclaimed pine doors, which embellished a long and brightened hall. The storage galore was made just as attractive as practical.

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This is an example of a traditional master bathroom in Melbourne with an undermount sink, white cabinets, marble benchtops, white tile, white walls, marble floors and white benchtops.

Design ideas for a traditional kitchen in Surrey.

This project was all about taking a tired, cluttered bathroom and turning it into a calm, design-led sanctuary. The original space was heavy on storage but lacked character, with dated cabinetry, fussy curtains, and no real sense of style or flow. The new design strips everything back to a clean, modern canvas. We introduced soft neutral tiles in a handmade finish for texture, paired with a striking herringbone marble floor to elevate the look. A bespoke vanity with fluted detailing creates subtle movement, while the arched mirror framed by elegant wall lights adds depth and sophistication. Brass fixtures were chosen throughout to bring warmth and a touch of luxury, from the concealed flush plate to the wall-mounted taps. The layered lighting (including the ceiling pendant) ensures this bathroom feels inviting both day and night. To keep the design practical for everyday family life, we added bespoke built-in storage in the nook behind the door — the perfect hidden spot for all the family bathroom essentials (because beautiful doesn’t mean you can’t also be organised!). The result? A contemporary, timeless bathroom that feels effortlessly stylish yet practical — the kind of space you’d actually look forward to starting your day in.

Inspiration for a traditional kitchen in Other.

Design ideas for a traditional home design in London.

Inspiration for a shabby-chic style u-shaped kitchen in Gloucestershire with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, turquoise cabinets, stainless steel appliances, no island, brown floor and grey benchtop.

A bathroom in the lower ground floor with dark painted walls and ceiling and lighter wall tiles. Featuring antique brass sanitaryware a patterned flooring.

Traditional bathroom in London with a freestanding tub, black and white tile, a console sink, black floor and a single vanity.

Photo of a traditional kitchen in London.

Shabby-chic style home design in Paris.

Inspiration for a traditional kitchen in Dijon.

Victorian home design in Other.