High above the Brisbane River, this Upper House penthouse demonstrates a disciplined approach to residential interior design — one that privileges spatial calm over display.
In this South Brisbane apartment, panoramic city views are interpreted with composure rather than spectacle. The interior adopts a measured, architectural language, translating the surrounding urban scale into spaces that feel ordered, tactile, and quietly sophisticated.
Featured on Grand Designs Transformations, the home respects the clarity and lightness of its original form while introducing a more expansive spatial language.
Once a stately Governor’s residence, this grand Queenslander has been thoughtfully transformed into a warm, welcoming home for a modern family of six. By layering soft textures, timeless details, and a serene palette, the design balances heritage charm with everyday comfort and functionality.
Designed as a forever home, this waterfront apartment blends refined finishes and bespoke details with cherished heirlooms to create a space rich in meaning and beauty. Balancing elegance with sentiment, the result is a soulful sanctuary that feels both elevated and deeply personal.
Super White Dolomite delivers a bold statement in contrast in this contemporary kitchen renovation. The grey tones of the stunning veining infuse an alluring beauty that harmonises with both the light and dark elements effortlessly.
A classic Federation style, Queensland home overlooking Brisbane’s skyline, this home has undergone a full renovation of both the interior and exterior. The brief was to create a luxury retreat centred around lifestyle and our client’s love of the Mediterranean.
With ocean views and a relaxed lifestyle, it’s easy to see why our clients were attracted to this spacious Manly home. Having recently moved to Queensland this family knew they wanted to create a light and airy, modern farmhouse style home in their new coastal location. While the location was great, the double story home was dated and lacking in style.
Fresh white walls paired with a textured palette of finishes, form an atmosphere of spacious traditionalist. Dark herringbone parquetry floors, a bold modernist terrazzo, rich hand cut tiles and the warmth of bronze tapware add personality to the otherwise minimalist backdrop.
This classic Queenslander home in Red Hill, was a major renovation and therefore an opportunity to meet the family’s needs. With three active children, this family required a space that was as functional as it was beautiful, not forgetting the importance of it feeling inviting. The resulting home references the classic Queenslander in combination with a refined mix of modern Hampton elements.
