Interior design

Structural renovations & new builds

Interior design involves any structural changes required as part of a renovation or new build.

As a boutique interior design studio, we deliver spaces that are aesthetically driven, functional, and inspiring. Our highly collaborative process means we work alongside architects, builders, and suppliers from concept to completion, accommodating a wide range of budgets and timelines to create beautiful interiors that complement your lifestyle.

We are deeply process-driven, investing significant time in design development and documentation to ensure what is imagined can be executed flawlessly on site. A successful interior design project is one that feels cohesive and considered. 

  • This initial step involves an initial design consultation where we understand the scope of your project and can begin to design.

    From here we then develop the ideas or concepts for the design.

  • We take the ideas formed as part of phase 1, and develop them further, so that each design elemnt is entriely resolved. We then prepare the necessary floor plan drawings and documentation.

  • If renovating, a series of floorplans are produced outlining the changes the scope of work requires. For new builds, an entirely new set of floorplans are produced ahead of engaging a builder and relevant trades.

  • We conduct periodic site checks to ensure design intent is carried out accurately during the building phase, as anticipated and agreed to during planning phase 1 & 2.  

    Towards the completion of each trade, conduct a final walk through to identify any defects that need to be addressed prior to handover and payment of trades 

  • In preperation of moving in, we curate a collection of new furniture peices, rugs, artwork and decorating items to finalise each room both functionally as well as aesthetically. 

Let’s Work Together

We bridge the gap between making the dream of updating or upgrading your home into reality through our design experience and collobrations with other artisans and creatives, architects, builders, landscapers and tradies.