This house underwent an extensive renovation where the space under roof doubled in size. This left the clients unsure how to furnish and decorate these spaces and define zones. We used many pieces they had collected when they lived overseas and added new pieces to create an eclectic style.

This room already had the basic pieces and an abundance of natural light. We just added some accessories for colour and purpose and created a welcoming guest room.

This was a bit of a space of no purpose which came about from the extensive renovation and expanding creating an open plan space from the main entrance, stairwell to downstairs, kitchen, dining and living. We created purpose by adding a custom console table and large framed artwork.

This was a large space that lacked character and soul. It was part of an open plan but it needed some grandness and classic appeal. The clients feared colour in the main living areas so we focused on pattern in neutral tones to compliment their existing dark lounge.

This was a blank wall of the hallway which was in front of the entry to the main living, dining and kitchen open plan. This artwork was a stunning addition which complimented all the other accessories around it and added some subtle colour. It became a focal point rather than a blank wall.

The addition of the bedding, accessories, bedside tables and the upholstered bedhead were inspired by the Asian style bed lamps the client had for many years. The clients had a phobia for colour but we added in some subtle colour of blue. The master bedroom was quite large but a walkway to the...

The bed faced this blank wall and the client didn't want to put a tv on the wall. So we improvised with some existing pieces and added this beautiful mirror.

Large family dining space within an open plan layout. There is focal points at various levels and combinations in the way of accessories and framed artwork. Blue was the accent colour used throughout the house in different variations.