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Nov
London Residential Design Trends
London Residential Design Trends Last month I was in Athens, Corfu and London, part holiday, part interior design inspiration. As a visual person it’s hard to not see inspiration...
01
Oct
London Hospitality Design Trends
In London recently, my hospitality design appetite was treated to a variety of interior design styles and elements brought together in spaces seamlessly and it made me happy. I...
02
Sep
Melbourne Residential Design Trends
In my August 2019 Studio Blog I wrote about Melbourne Hospitality Design Trends where I compared these trends to fashion design trends, in that they come and go, and...
01
Aug
Melbourne Hospitality Design Trends
To be honest I’m not a fan of trends, I always encourage and support my clients to tell their own story or express their own personality through design, whether...
01
Jul
5 Reasons Why Kitchen & Bathrooms Sell Houses
I’m sure you’ve heard that ‘kitchens and bathrooms sell houses’, it seems to be a common theory and definitely something that vendors consider before putting their property on the...
01
Jun
3 Cafes in 3 Months
It’s mid-year and during this time of the year some businesses are looking back, looking forward or both. Looking back for ‘must dos’ such as taxes or simply to...
01
May
Interior Design Myths
With residential projects more often than not the client has attempted to solve the design problem themselves, often they’ve tried a number of things and finally completely stumped, frustrated...
01
Apr
Common Hospitality Design Mistakes
Every hospitality design project will come across a setback, it could be a be with the site itself, a problem with the furniture delivery, or even issues with your...
01
Mar
Natural Light Secrets
I can’t express just how important light is to a space, both natural and artificial. One of the first things designers do is understand what kind of natural light...
28
Feb
Hospitality Design Success
About four years ago, we decided to specialise in hospitality design, specifically in suburban areas, recognising that Melbourne was decentralising and people living in outer suburbs wanted and deserved...