Shot for Belle magazine, the house is a conversion of a small late 19th century timber clad workers cottage. The new section of the building also uses timber cladding but of a vertical type encasing a radical shape that maximised the building’s size while minimising overshadowing of neighbouring properties.
Camperdown Apartment by Alex VanderFroëchk of Studio Ventana shot for Habitus April issue 2016. The apartment in Sydney’s inner west was a total conversion of what had previously been used as a University of Sydney science laboratory. It was built by Telgrit with all internal cabinetry by master joiner Gary Galego and custom metalwork by Broens Engineering.
The Dangar Island House appeared in Country Style in the April 2016 issue. The timber house situated in a tranquil river setting features a laid-back mix of Danish, American and Japanese interior objects.
Featured in Inside Out magazine, this ramshackle house on the edges of Sydney’s middle harbour is the home and studio of bespoke knitter, Jacqui Fink of Little Dandelion.
Featured in Vogue Living, this house was built by the owner himself over a period of 6 years. The design originated from a sketch by a friend of the owner, renown architect, Richard Leplastrier. It shows traditional Japanese influences along with building techniques from old Australian farm buildings.
Featured in Inside Out in 2013 and several times internationally since then, this 1940’s bungalow in Sydney’s Woollahra is a casual mix of ethnic finds and quality 20th century furniture. The owners have created a calm and friendly interior.
Featured in the September 2013 issue of Belle magazine this inner city Sydney terrace house is an interesting mix of antiques and contemporary art.
A large two storey house on the borders of Paddington and Woollahra. In Sydney’s eastern suburbs, the house has been lovingly revamped by owner and interior designer Deborah Thompson.
The home of two busy doctors and their three daughters, the interior shows their passion for contemporary art. The building was originally a frilly version of a Californian bungalow but was reworked by Sydney architects, Collins Turner, into a suitably minimalist art gallery-style space.
