The double-pitched gazebo-style roof at the rear extension with 360 degrees of automatic windows is one of the main architectural elements. This brings sunlight into the top floor interiors and adds unique character to the modern design.
Traditional federation elements are combined with French-inspired interiors as well as contemporary design connecting the indoors and outdoors.
We talk to Georgie from Frankly Interior Design about transforming a traditional home in Paddington into a contemporary living space with a design scheme and colours tailored to the client. We also learn more about the philosophy behind Frankly Interior Design.
Their approach to design is people-centric and they are driven by the desire to combine personality with problem-solving to create an aesthetic that represents the client. Their projects all radiate a sense of character and personality.
They aim to bring a sense of fun, openness and honesty to each project they undertake. Working on residential projects as well as developing commercial designs, including, most recently, Calita Restaurant in Bondi.
In this article, we look at a unique transformation of this Mosman home from a Californian bungalow to an open-plan contemporary house that embraces the unique views and takes on a characteristic design.
The house is set on a steeply sloping 752-square metre site, in a prestigious location in Mosman with views to Balmoral Beach.
In this article, we learn about the vision and collaboration of a family creating their new home with Chateau Architects + Builders from inspiration, design and completion of the award-winning Kings Langley house.
The clients’ desired a modern 3 level house, a timeless design, with well-proportioned spaces and a varied palette of materials and colours.
Matt Cantwell from Secret Gardens tells us about the encouragement he received from his client, Shane Noble, to be brave and bold when designing the landscape and swimming pool for Cove House.
The iconic home, Cove House, overlooking Sydney’s Port Hacking across to Bundeena was designed in 1969 by a renowned architect, Reuben Lane. The original brief was to be bold and not constrained by the usual square and rectangular shapes.
This is reflected by the unique design of the house with abundant use of curves and circular shapes defying all the traditional rectangular and linear planes.
During the renovation of the landscaping areas, Shane wanted to match the daring design of the house with a garden with a statement that is just as unique. Paying dutiful respect to the existing design, Shane’s brief to Matt from Secret Garden was to be brave.
Our Concha Bonita Limestone meets these expectations and was supplied on a custom order. The unique “Waterjet” finish adds texture and makes it suitable for outdoor use.
The garden in Mosman received a striking facelift by Joanne Green Landscape & Interior tailored specifically to the needs and vision of the client.
When transforming the front and rear outdoor areas in Mosman, one of the most sought-after Sydney suburbs, the clients desired a classically influenced and inviting garden design with easy care and maintenance.
One of the most unique aspects of the architectural design of 60 Martin Place is its curved facade with its cantilever design that expands 8 metres above the St Stephen Church.
At Sareen Stone, we’ve supplied our Manhattan Limestone tiles for both floors and walls on levels 12, 17, 19 and 22.
TDDP architects, specialists in residential and retail design, understand that no two client’s needs and aspirations are the same. This understanding enables them to successfully unpack and interpret each client’s vision to create a version that breathes the client’s own personality into that project.
A major part of the upgrade was the construction of the new outdoor dining precinct that included new granite flooring, a glazed roof, outdoor blinds, fans and heaters to allow for year-round, all-weather use. Construction of the new shopping centre precinct was completed by the team from Classic Group. Designed by Brown James Design and project managed by Nutbrook Engineering Group the importance of meeting slip rating standards for the flooring was paramount. In addition to meeting maximum slip rating requirements, a practical yet beautiful floor for the outdoor dining precinct and subsequent foot traffic was needed.
