The interior refurbishment of this heritage-listed Arts and Crafts style home required considerable attention to detail. Stained Tasmanian Oak joinery features throughout the interior in reference to the Arts and Crafts design language and traditional wedged tenon joints have been utilised. read more...

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An important design element in the refurbishment of this 1880s three-story terrace was the preservation of the original interior detailing. The original features form a textured background that contrasts the clean lines of the contemporary joinery and dark-stained timber floors. read more...

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The refurbishment of this classic Brownstone-style apartment, circa 1911, involved the extensive reworking of the interior floor plan. The objective was to open up the disjointed reception area into a flowing space, while retaining separate and private living areas. read more...