154 Garden it was a house built in the late 40s, times when the walls were awash with floral print and floors covered by fluffy carpets.

The priority on this project was to use the existing floor print and develop a house that could suit a contemporary family.

A rear home extension and a new Pool will be the future features of this Victorian House for Summer 2024.

Stepping from the design phase into construction mode, this studio aka. Granny flat, integrates a softening of traditional materials into a proud and efficient form.

Ready to break ground and anticipated completion in 2023.

Property Styling at this Allambie House. Because the magic starts with the details.

Conceptual Stages for this traditional home built in the ’70s.

A contemporary makeover opened the interiors of this family home to expansive views.

Her once effect interiors comprising multiple unique enclosed living spaces were now outdated, and irreconcilably incompatible with the kind of lifestyle that a home of this scale and location should afford.

The interiors of the home were kept fresh and contemporary with a minimal palette, clean whites and soft tones in various textures contrasting with timber floorboards, keeping the focus on the glimpses of nature through every window, strongly connecting the home with its long-hidden surrounds.

Our brief included refreshing the exterior of the home consistent with the interior makeover, and here we were thrilled to enhance some of the original Federation features.

Extensive stonework to the home’s exterior and surroundings was upgraded, and given a new purpose for basement and garden, with a new pool and winter relax seating spaces.