It’s a special feeling seeing our interior styling work, on the cover and throughout the pages, of the iconic Belle magazine’s October issue.

We had the privilege of immersing ourselves in Salone del Mobile, which serves as the focal point of Milan Design Week.

We have loved seeing Project Wurrungwuri throughout the pages of Vogue Living this month.

The exquisite Tamarama Hill House, a coastal haven built with the modern urban family in mind, was beautifully captured in the pages of Belle Magazine Australia.

Taking its cues from the exuberant 1980s, Studio Gorman transformed this light and airy home into a retro-inspired, contemporary family home.

Inspired by Brazilian modernism, maximalist interior designer Greg Natale has brought his trademark clashing patterns and bold layering to his Kyle Bay project.

Our approach was to specify an eclectic and unique mix of decor pieces to create ambience and highlight the existing historical features of the property.

Embracing the home's historic past and looking to the future, we focused on enhancing the traditional features of the home by juxtaposing shapes and lived-in textures with an antique colour palette.

We employed a collection of handmade objects and soft, natural tones to bring harmony to each space and further invite the home's lush surroundings into the home.

Housed within a former commercial site, this exceptional home by Alexander & Co was to retain its industrial-style aesthetic, while balancing comfortable family living.

NAU is a contemporary Australian design brand, established in 2017 by Richard Munao (founder and director of Cult Design) offering furniture, lighting and accessories by a collective of Australia’s most spirited designers.

Atelier Andy Carson's renovation of an art patron's home in Sydney's Freshwater, is as far from a stereotypical Australian beach house as you can get.

With a focus on interesting forms, we injected a palette of rich, earthy colours and natural materials that harmonise with the textural finishes throughout.

A compact space of only 20 square metre, the design seamlessly integrates a bespoke selection of sculptural furniture pieces and lighting.

This month's Belle magazine features Daniel Boddam's transformation of the utilitarian warehouse space of landscape designers Wyer & Co.

Each space has a distinctly 'light' feel that’s interspersed with the most exquisite use of coloured natural stone, which we further highlighted with a mix of high contrast and subtle tonal pieces.

Playing with scale, materiality and a tonal, earthy palette, we created seamless connectivity between comfortable liveability and contemporary architecture.

Introducing Genovese Coffee House, a project brought to life by architectural studio Alexander & Co. by drawing on the materiality of the industrial building, alongside the Genovese Coffee brand's own history.

The light and bright interiors evoke an intangible feeling of wellbeing which we highlighted with beautifully tactile, natural hued pieces, that compliment Nick's impressive and varied Australian art collection.

Drawing from the existing home and its European-influenced stylings, Harbourview House exemplifies a contemporary and refined approach.