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Fifth Avenue Project

A Tale of Transformation: Breathing New Life into a Century-Old Home

Nestled in a charming neighbourhood, this early 1900s home has witnessed countless transformations, with extensions and renovations adding layers to its rich history. When Dean and Tanya reached out to us, referred by a satisfied client, we were thrilled to take on the challenge of revitalizing several rooms and enhancing the exterior. Our mission was clear: to create spaces that reflected their family’s evolving needs and personalities while maintaining a cohesive and harmonious design.

Bedrooms Tailored for Growth and Individuality

As their children, Ana (13) and Sam (10), approached their teenage years, their bedrooms needed an upgrade that balanced personal expression and practicality. Despite the small size of the rooms, we aimed to make a significant impact with built-in storage, sleeping arrangements for friends, and a tranquil atmosphere that would grow with them.

To achieve this, we designed storage solutions around the beautiful windows, incorporating window seats perfect for reading or hanging out with friends. Each room's colour palette was chosen based on Ana's and Sam's preferences, with personality infused through wallpaper, rugs, and artwork. The beds featured trundle options, ensuring functionality and flexibility for sleepovers. The result? Personalised sanctuaries that felt unique yet interconnected, ready to evolve as Ana and Sam mature.

A Living Room Designed for Togetherness

The living room, once a space that felt disjointed with an impractical layout, was transformed into a kid-friendly retreat. It needed to accommodate homework, socializing, and relaxation, all while honouring the family's love for books. The original setup had the sofa's back facing the fireplace—an important focal point—and the TV monopolising the space, leaving little room for movement.

We reimagined the layout, prioritising open, accessible areas. The furniture was carefully chosen to maximise comfort and functionality. By creating designated zones for different activities, we ensured the space was versatile and inviting. Now, Ana and Sam can welcome friends, dive into their homework, or kick back with a good book in a room that fosters togetherness and creativity.

Multipurpose Office, Guest Room, and Retreat

One of the most challenging yet rewarding projects was transforming the home office into a multifunctional space. Despite its modest size, this room needed to serve as an office, a guest room, and an adult retreat. Our solution was to create distinct zones, starting with a rug to delineate the different areas.

For the guest area, we designed multifunctional storage that included open bookshelves, hanging space, and drawers doubling as side tables. A comfortable sofa bed and a beautiful weathered armchair defined the living zone, which could easily convert into a sleeping area. Opposite this, we mirrored the cabinetry's style to create a fully functional desk space. The addition of trimwork on one wall, painted in Dulux Oolong, provided a rich, cozy backdrop, and serves as a space for family photos to be displayed. A handcrafted designer light fixture brought the entire room together, adding an elegant finishing touch.

Conclusion: Harmony and Function in a Timeless Home

This glorious home’s transformation is a testament to thoughtful design that respects the past while embracing the present and future needs of its inhabitants. Through careful planning and creative solutions, we crafted spaces that are functional, beautiful, and deeply personal. Dean and Tanya's home now not only accommodates their family's dynamic lifestyle but also reflects their unique stories and aspirations. It’s a space where history and modernity coexist in perfect harmony, ready to welcome the next chapter of their lives.

Le Souef Project

Welcome to the transformation of a stunning architecturally designed home from the early 2000s. Our clients envisioned an update that would infuse modernity and distinctiveness into their residence. With our expertise, we embarked on a journey to revitalize every aspect of the space.

The first step was redesigning the floor plan, where we reimagined the layout to reflect contemporary living. A sunken lounge, formal dining, and bar, previously underutilized, were transformed into a captivating theatre room, catering to the family's entertainment needs.

Next, attention turned to the ensuite, where we sought to imbue it with a timeless elegance and a brighter ambiance. The result was a rejuvenated space that exudes sophistication and comfort.

Recognizing the importance of functionality in a modern home, we introduced a much-needed butler's pantry, enhancing storage and organization. Minor adjustments to the kitchen layout were made, accompanied by the installation of new cabinetry and appliances, elevating both form and function.

No detail was overlooked in our quest for transformation. The laundry, once dreary, underwent a remarkable metamorphosis into a luxurious space, epitomizing style and practicality.

The rejuvenation extended throughout the entire home, with a comprehensive refreshment that included repainting, retiling, and providing new carpet and window treatments. Finally, with a keen eye for aesthetics, we adorned the space with tasteful decor, adding the finishing touches to a truly remarkable transformation.

Embleton Project

A Creative Renovation: Grant and Kelli's Home Overhaul

When we first stepped into Grant and Kelli's home, the plan was to completely overhaul the whole interior. However, after in-depth discussions with our clients, we decided to focus their budget on areas that needed the most attention, ensuring no compromise on the quality of finishes.

The main challenge was the ground level, which needed reconfiguration to better suit the needs of a family of four. The house had been previously extended, but the renovations were not built to last. The formal living room, along with three bedrooms, a small bathroom, an awkward laundry, and some quirky kitchen storage solutions, were our primary targets.

Step 1: A New Bedroom
We decided to transform the underused formal living room into a new bedroom, solving some of the layout issues. We added a wall, a door and some cabinetry and that not only created a glorious bedroom, it also gave the entrance a real presence.

Step 2: A Multi-Zone Bathroom
Next, we turned one of the remaining 3 bedrooms into a luxurious bathroom with three distinct zones to ensure privacy for a teenage boy and girl, and to serve as a guest bathroom. This involved creating a separate toilet, a private shower, and ample vanity space—a stroke of genius for functionality and privacy.

Step 3: A Functional Laundry Room
The internal bathroom was gutted to make way for a beautiful, functional laundry room. However, we faced significant challenges with the room's foundation. We had to start from scratch after discovering the disintegrated slab and multiple layers of tiles. The result was a stunning laundry room with ample storage and bench space.

Step 4: Creating a Scullery
We then converted the existing laundry and toilet into a scullery. This space now boasts extensive storage, a second fridge, a double sink, an under-bench microwave, and a small drop zone as it also serves as the entrance from the garage to the kitchen.

Step 5: Revamping the Kitchen
The kitchen, positioned at the heart of the home, was functional but lacked style and cohesion. We addressed awkward storage issues and enhanced its functionality by adding a breakfast bar. New cabinetry, appliances, and stone countertops transformed it into a stylish centrepiece that functions even better than before.

### Step 6: The Hybrid Study/Bar Area
Finally, we tackled an outdated bar from the early '90s. After brainstorming with Grant and Kelli, we created a hybrid study/bar area. We added a beautiful recycled brick wall to infuse character and warmth, a high live-edge desk, vintage stools, and open shelving with a charging station for the family’s electronics. This versatile space now serves dual functions and epitomises practical family living.

Grant and Kelli's home transformation was a journey of innovation and meticulous planning, resulting in a space that is not only beautiful but also perfectly suited to their lifestyle. We’re proud of the stunning, functional home we've created for this wonderful family.


The Perrera Project

For the Perrera Project, we were bought in to re-design the living spaces to create a flow throughout the house. This home had multiple flooring issues, walls blocking any natural light, a huge entrance that no one used, and an add-on theatre room that looked and acted like an afterthought.

In our first consultation with the client, we went through their wants and needs and quickly established that the kitchen is the heart of this particular home. Although initially, the clients didn't want to address the kitchen it soon became clear that to leave it would be detrimental to the overall feel of home and as you can see, it became the star that everything else surrounded. 

This project consisted of us adding a music room (not pictured), removing two walls between the entrance and the current dining room, adding a roof window to bring in more natural light, tweaking the kitchen layout and bringing in alfresco doors in the dining room. We replaced all of the flooring throughout, levelled the floor for the theatre room and even built-in what will eventually be a a mud room (not pictured).

The results speak for themselves. This home is now light, oozing ambience and functional while still being beautiful.


Orsini Project

Revitalizing Jacqui's Karrinyup Home: A Blend of Modernity and Timeless Charm

A few years ago, Jacqui reached out to us with a vision to breathe new life into her home's interior. Nestled in the picturesque neighborhood of Karrinyup, her residence had solid foundations and an impeccable layout but needed a contemporary twist blended with timeless allure. With a treasure trove of beloved artworks and furnishings, Jacqui wanted to infuse her home with finesse and intrigue.

Interestingly, Jacqui confessed she wasn't particularly fond of change. Despite living in a coastal area, she surprised us by steering clear of a beachy theme and envisioning something entirely different.

Our focus was on transforming the downstairs living and dining areas, as well as the upstairs living space. Although the downstairs area had standard-height ceilings, it felt vast and slightly chilly with its tiled floors—a stark contrast to Jacqui's warm persona.

To introduce warmth and cohesion, we suggested an unexpected choice: black grasscloth wallpaper. Yes, black! Covering two walls, it brought unity and contemporary flair to the space. We added a custom-made modular sofa, perfectly fitting the living area, and softened the room with sheer linen curtains, plush area rugs, inviting cushions, and throws. Captivating artwork added the finishing touch.

Breaking away from conventional norms, we adopted an unconventional approach to artwork placement, injecting dynamism and creativity into the rectangular room. A bold brass coffee table became a focal point, and we finished the living room with beautiful artisan pieces from both Jacqui's collection and our own.

In the dining room, we introduced softness through lighting and plants, reupholstered Jacqui's grandmother's vintage armchairs, and added quirky elements reflecting her personality. While much of the downstairs furniture was newly acquired, we repurposed pieces for the upstairs area. We combined a cozy sofa bed, a statement armchair, and unique one-off finds with Jacqui's existing furniture, enhancing the space with soft furnishings and personality. Voilà!

Jacqui's home transformation beautifully blends old and new, creating a space that exudes warmth, sophistication, and a touch of daring elegance. We are thrilled with the result—a stunning, personalized home that truly reflects Jacqui's unique style.

The Clarence St Project

Our Clarence Street Project was a labour of love! This home in the iconic riverside suburb of South Perth was all about the styling. Our clients, a father and his two teenage daughters,  bought this home to use as their city base and our brief was a little bit Hamptons, a little bit Farmhouse and a little bit Coastal. 

We furnished and styled every room of this home, right down to the teaspoons. We designed and built custom-made study desks and the outdoor bench seat, we added remote sensor awnings for shade and lots of beautiful buttery soft linen. Each bedroom has its own personality to reflect the owner and the guest suite is to die for. A beautiful home, for a beautiful family!

McBeth Project

Our McBeth Project incorporated a kitchen renovation with a hybrid laundry/butler's pantry and changing an existing bedroom to a new ensuite. 

Our clients were open to a little bit of colour and a whole lot of pizzazz.  The ensuite was inspired by a recent design we had installed and they opted for these incredible Lume Blue subway tiles which gave us a great jumping-off point. We opted for brass fittings and hardware to set the tiles off and the fluted glass of the shower screen is replicated in the basins and door furniture. Adding an arched entrance from the walk-through robe created a gentle curve that is repeated in the arch screen. 

In the kitchen, we had a very short brief. Keep the layout, relocate the fridge and add open shelving. We love to incorporate a backsplash to the ceiling where possible, and the softness of the green works perfectly with the creamy (and undeniably sexy) Smeg appliances. Wooden shelves and brass fittings and cabinet hardware add warmth and where possible we added drawers for functionality.

With additional storage in the hybrid Butler's Pantry/Laundry, and the relocation of the fridge we were able to ensure our clients had an excess of storage. Two-tone cabinets and a built-in washer/dryer to make the most of the space. 

The Harrisdale Project

A contemporary ensuite and kitchen renovation incorporating light, glass and functionality. 

Our client brief was to create a modern and up to the minute ensuite and kitchen space that allowed for the needs of their growing family and provided luxury with minimalistic design.

Photos: Whately Photography






Hart Project

We had worked with these fabulous clients before and when they purchased a brand new house they called us back in to 'zhush' it up. Our Hart clients are a fun, funky young family with loads of personality and oomph and the new house just didn't reflect them at all. 

We began in the kitchen which, even though it was brand spanking new it seriously lacked storage and felt dark and oppressive. The cabinets and bench tops were in great condition - it just needed to be bossed around to work for our clients. So we changed the layout of the island by bringing the bench height to the same level and added additional storage underneath. We added some stunning tiles for the splash back and made a soft feature wall with floor to ceiling white picket tiles. Some new lighting and cabinet handles and hey presto! A light, bright and family friendly kitchen.

In the living room our clients already had the stunning sofa's and we really wanted to work with them. We also wanted to add some POW and fun and our clients gave us an emphatic yes when we presented the wallpaper. And so it goes....along with amazing high quality soft furnishings, that gorgeous blue velvet chair and some essential styling this room just oozes charm and fun. 

We also added a few touches to the extra long hallway (how about that circle mirror?) and new linen, wall sconces and window treatments for the master bedroom. 

This is a project that on paper should never have worked. But in reality it really is something else and the collision of texture, colour and styles work together and make such a massive impact, one might require sunglasses!

Foster Project

Within a beautiful contemporary home in Perth's riverside suburb of Ardross, sat a sad and unused alcove in the dining room, adjacent to the kitchen. Our clients had been procrastinating over this space for more than 10 years before calling us in. As soon as we eyeballed it, we knew it needed to be a bar. 

Credit: Photography by Beau Whately, Whately Studio
Cabinetry: Frank DiSilvio
Benchtop: Westop Stone
Electrical: Derrick Barnes, DSB Electrical
Painting: PaintStar
Design: Lauren Hurley, Set the Stage 01
Styling: Set the Stage 101

The brief was to keep it contemporary, keep the art and wall colour in place and make something useful and beautiful that didn’t require plumbing. The idea for a bar was at the forefront of our minds and as the concept took hold we worked on introducing colour, lines, texture and pattern while also striving to achieve a balance with the existing kitchen and furniture.

Initially, our clients shied away from cabinet pulls and reeded glass, however, put their faith in us once we produced 3D drawings of the space. 

We incorporated two-pack painted cabinets in Porter’s Paint Squid Ink, antiqued mirrored backsplash, with glass shelves and warm bronze cabinet pulls from Lo and Co Interiors to bring the look together. The benchtop in Ceaserstone Cloudburst with its subtle texture was a perfect match to the existing wall colour and complimented the deep navy of the cabinets, while the shadow line mimics that of some of the existing furniture. As the artwork was the primary focus of the space we highlighted it with streamlined lighting incorporating a brushed brass finish.

Packed with storage, functionality and a beautiful aesthetic the bar is a standout and brings together all of the elements throughout the open plan living areas to create a harmonious and well-utilised space.


The Foster Project

Davy Street Project

The client brief was to create two functional bathrooms (one ensuite) and a laundry in a monochrome palette that would stand the test of time and work together harmoniously with the new addition our clients had planned for in 2022. Due to the available budget, we had to chose carefully where to spend and where to splurge in each space and rearrange the layout of both bathrooms as they simply weren't working.

The ensuite is the smallest ensuite we have tackled and space was at a premium. Problem areas included ventilation, the bulkhead, storage and a small and uncomfortable shower. In order to gain more storage, the layout had to have a slight tweak moving the toilet to another wall and incorporating a larger vanity. The bulkhead couldn't be removed so to address the ventilation issues we installed new awning  windows and the best exhaust fan we could get our hand on. Our splurge items were the floor to ceiling tiling, the feature tiles and the fittings. We saved money by buying on off the shelf vanity and upgrading the stone top, keeping the lighting simple with LED's and and only moving the plumbing for the toilet itself, but keeping everything else in place. 

To create a spacious feel we included a glass shower screen, a barn door on the bedroom wall side and a floating vanity, which also contained a lot of additional storage. We also kept the floor and main wall tiles the same so the feature tiles stood out.

Using the same principals in the main bathroom, we removed the bathtub as our clients didn't need or want it and changed the layout for the shower and toilet to give a bit more privacy. We kept the same wall and floor tiles as with the ensuite, but changed up the colour and pattern of the feature tile so it would really sing. The new off the shelf vanity slotted perfectly into the allocated space and in both rooms we added a shelf in the shower to house product and incidentals for the clients. 

The laundry was our big save. For continuity we kept the same floor tiles and saved money by painting the majority of the walls. Our feature tile was a simple subway at a low cost and we kept the cabinetry and shelving, although custom made, simple in white with a laminate bench top. 

Our clients were initially a bit reluctant to add the colour of the feature tiles as their idea of monochrome was grey and white, but once we took them tile shopping they couldn't resist. These are the focal points of each room and really take the spaces to a new level going from boring and bland, to fresh, contemporary and timeless.

Westminster Street

Our client started their renovation and got part way through (house exterior) before hiring us to take over their project.

The scope was to complete the whole interior and landscaping renovation. The 1950's asbestos house had a poor layout and floor plan with little to no natural light, uneven floors and a deplorable bathroom and kitchen. So, we got stuck in by removing all asbestos, opening up walls bringing the floors to one level and installing skylights. Custom cabinetry, stunning tiles, refinished floors, fresh paint, amazing light fixtures and complete furniture styling of the entire property and this is the result. Stunning!

Vic Quarter Apartments

A compact apartment with little to no natural light, builder grade finishes and no storage was to become the new home for our client Narelle, her husband and her young adult son. The family also have a home in Bali where they spend at least half the year so it was imperative that this property be low maintenance and lock and leave.

The challenges were the lack of storage, the width of the apartment and the lack of natural light.

The benefits were the huge floor to ceiling sliding doors accessing the balcony which spans the entire living area and the master bedroom providing a much needed outdoor room.

Our brief was to start from scratch (keeping the bathrooms and toilets) and make this space feel warm and inviting and free of clutter. 

Hampden Street

Our clients have a beautiful home that they hadn't been making the most of. In fact, the living room hadn't been furnished in over 6 years and the dining room was uninspiring to say the least. Our brief was to create a light, beautiful, comfortable warm living and dining room that was all about them. They have a love of family photos and a treasure trove of art and collectables that they had been curating over the years but were hidden in a cabinet away from view. Some of the art and photos date back to the early 20th century so it was our pleasure to be able to bring this space alive with a mixture of contemporary and antique pieces to create the warmest and most inviting space. We also had the additional challenge of a prominent TV in the dining room, which overwhelmed the space, but which our clients wanted to keep. The end result is an eclectic gathering of beautiful furniture, custom cabinetry, ambient lighting and all of the softness one family could ask for.

Jindalee Project

It was amazing to work with Keeva and Gary and to this day they remain some of our favourite clients. When they first contacted us Keeva explained that she had a coastal vision. And then a Hamptons vision. But that they really liked a bit of grunge as well, which is hard to combine with the very clean and elegant Hamptons and the very easy breezy is of coastal. 

This home was a new build and they had literally walked in with nothing. Being their forever home, every piece had to be beautiful, functional and speak to them and to their personalities. 

What we love so much about this project is the juxtaposition of art versus the very classic style of furniture. We were able to go wild in the theatre room and by painting the walls in Black Caviar (Dulux) and installing black full block out window treatments this room becomes a cosy haven full of drama and deliciousness. It is the room they spend most of their evenings in, being movie buffs.

In the living and dining room we added lots of softness with the sheer linens and drama with the pendant light. The table is one of the most exquisite pieces of furniture in the home and it was paired with classic dining tufted velvet dining chairs that our clients loved.

Everything in the house was curated with our clients in mind and when they first explained the look they wanted and the way they wanted to feel we knew which direction we would take but the curve ball came in the art choices. Banksy? Grunge? Toilet Paper? Models? It was a challenge, but rise to it we did and as you will see when you look through this divine home, not everything has to be matchy matchy. Sometimes you can throw in something that is a total paradox and it just works. I think we have coined a new design....we are going with Flashy Camptons!!

Badgingara

Our client had a very small budget (just $3K) to completely gut and renovate an entire guest bathroom. Taking on most all of the physical labour herself, we provided her with guidance and product including a custom vanity to fit a tiny space and allow the space to breathe.

The Challenges: Budget, budget and budget. There was no budget for labour so everything was about the design and space saving.

The Benefits: We kept most items in their original location to save on plumbing costs, with the exception of the shower head. We kept the entire bathroom clean and contemporary by using a wall hung vanity and a glass shower screen to give the illusion of space and we used an inexpensive wall tile so we could splurge on the floor and niche tiles. 

Griffin Crescent

East Victoria Park Air Bnb

The Property: A 1920's weatherboard and Iron home with 2 bedrooms and  1 bathroom. 

The Brief: Turn this into a light and bright Airbnb suitable for couples and small families. 

The Budget: $50,000

The challenges: The property had lots of walls compartmentalising the house, however we also needed to keep in mind that to make it completely open plan meant losing a 3rd potential guest room. As this was to be a guest house we needed to increase its potential, and it's value but not over-capitalise for the size of the house. 

Outcome: With a tweak in the floor plan we were able to open the kitchen and dining room so it felt expansive and we introduced skylights in the raked ceiling to bring in much needed light. We kept the bedrooms in their original location but ensured that 3rd Bedroom was a private living room that could easily be transformed should it be required. The bathroom was perfectly functional (although small) and really just needed a lick of paint and some elbow grease, but the exterior of the home and the laundry were big ticket items that needed the most attention. 

We were able to use some of the clients furniture and other pieces including art and decor were all sourced to fit into the budget.

Thomas Project

Welcome to the Thomas Project! Our new client was moving back into her investment property after years of renting it out and it was a little worse for wear to say the least. A 1996 built stock standard townhouse in one of Perth's beautiful riverside locations, we needed to start the entire interior from scratch.

Our brief was a functional contemporary home with clean lines and neutral grey and white tones.

We started with a weirdly configured main bathroom, ensuite and WC which connected to each other via internal doors and made small rooms feel even more pokey and dark. By deleting the seperate internal WC that connected to main bathroom and ensuite, we were able to make the spaces bigger and put a toilet in each bathroom adding value to the property immediately. 

The kitchen also needed a major overhaul and the property had a lack of storage so it was a key factor in taking the overhead cabinets and the wall of cabinets to the ceiling. Our budget didn't allow us to change the configuration of the kitchen, however by adding a servery window to connect the alfresco and kitchen and taking the tiles to the ceiling around it, we were able to add drama and change the overall feel of the space. 

The walls, ceilings, cornice, skirting boards and base kitchen cabinets were all painted (or two packed) in the same colour and we mirrored the glorious drama of the splash back tiles with a deep grey on the cabinet wall. While the base cabinets are simple push to open, we added some stunning jewellery to the grey cabinets which just added a bit of sparkle. 

The peninsular bench was extended out to allow for generous seating and easy entertaining and we also extended it through the new servery to add even more seating and additional space.

Due to a concrete slab overhead, we had to work with the current light fittings so we added simple but beautiful pendants for ambience and directional track lighting in the kitchen for task lighting.

The old carpet and vinyl planks were ripped out and and new carpets were added to the upstairs, while we got busy downstairs and polished the original concrete slab which has helped to add character with it's cracks and flaws, to an essentially modern home. 

Now, our wonderful client loves a little bit of pizzaz and while we didn't want to go overboard with the glitz, the outstanding entrance pendant light, a little glitter in the bench tops and some understated sparkle in the window treatments gave her just enough  without going overboard.

Stunning plantation shutters, a dusky pink master bedroom, some glorious space saving barn style doors and a lot of love have turned this dark and dingy 90's townhouse into a contemporary bright, dramatic and gorgeous home!

**More photos to come**

Pinjarra Project

Our gorgeous clients own and operate a farm and a hair salon about an hour and 15 mins from Perth. During our initial consultation we discovered that the home needed to be practical with no fuss. We worked with them over a period time to come up with something that suited the contemporary feeling they were after, and  also exuded warmth and character. 

Our brief included furnishing the living, dining, entry and part of the games/family room. When we attempted to include window treatments, lighting, art, soft furnishings and styling elements our clients stood firm on the no fuss rule.

We had lot's of discussion around layout, furniture choices, what would and wouldn't work and what would make them feel comfortable and the final result speaks for itself.

A beautiful, contemporary country home with a hint of industrial, the elegance and pared back vibe is stunning. We included classic pieces that will stand the test of time and added warmth through with wood and life with greenery. We also included some fabulous vintage touches (see the A-MAZ-ING hand made urns) and heartfelt pieces like the gorgeous photo of our client's grandfather working the same farm. Instead of hiding away the knitting basket, we found the perfect place for it to be on show and add personality to the space.

This home was already filled with warmth and love and it just goes to show you that a little upgrade in major furniture pieces, great conversations about the intricacies of blending old with new and form and function, plus adding a little quirk and fun that represents our clients has worked to create a beautiful modern, pared back and practical home.

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