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An elegant open-plan living space featuring an 8-seater dining table and a comfortable corner sofa with an upholstered coffee table, styled with designer textured cushions and faux plants for added greenery and warmth. Large windows frame a stunning river view, filling the space with natural light. The layout blends luxury, comfortand style, creating a perfect space for entertaining and everyday living.

This light-filled dining space was refreshed with a full decorative update by ABP Interiors. The room features new wool carpet underfoot, fresh paintwork, and thoughtfully layered furnishings. Custom Roman blinds in a delicate floral pattern frame the bay window, while twin pendant lights add symmetry and soft ambiance above the existing dining table. Finishing touches include bespoke lamps and accessories, creating a space that’s both elegant and welcoming.

Vista zona pranzo con tavolo in vetro nero, mobile con nate in legno cannettato, lampade foscarini. Ingresso in resina.

This project was featured in the 2022 House & Garden Magazine, Fresh Contemporary Australian Renovations. A beach house owned by a family-focused retired couple, engaged Tennille Joy Interiors to refresh the dark and dated house. What started off as adding an extra wing for two bedrooms, turned into a full renovation inside and out. Based in the hills of Mornington Peninsular, this home benefits from the green landscapes sweeping through to the water views. Even though the owners are retired, they have a very busy life with their sporting, social and family commitments. They wished for a low maintenance, beautiful yet functional home to suit all the large family. The house was a dark, musky and tired space from the late 80’s / early 90’s era. It was obvious from the outset, that a lot of work was required to bring the house back to life. The new library area was an out dated dining room that wasn’t functioning well with the kitchen. The clients requested a space to relax, read, play games and soak in the view. We have called this room the intellectual brain of the house, otherwise known as the Library. Custom joinery was installed on one wall to house books and accessories while the cupboards hide board games and puzzles. We wrapped a bench seat around the window for built in seating, installed a locally made wall sconce and custom made the upholstery & furniture to suit the new setting. The view is the focal point from the entry glass doors opposite the room. It was a challenge to find an external paving stone that wasn’t too grey, cream or boring. The process was lengthy to find the perfect stone. It’s a warm limestone that streamlines from the ground floor interior into the exterior, including the pool area. The warmth of the limestone works cohesively with the terracotta roof tiles. To keep the movement interesting and classical, we selected a French pattern. Minimal grout lines reduce maintenance. The scenery surrounding Mount Martha were the first choices when selecting the colours. From the deep sand colours of the Mount Martha Cliffs to the rusty rock, muted green landscape and the endless blue of the ocean & sky. Terracotta acts as a grounding anchor to reference the original terracotta roof. What was a serendipity moment was when the olive colour was selected for the joinery and unbeknownst, the clients Granddaughter was only born that week and given the name Olive. We felt this was a sign to continue down the Olive path of in the joinery which is such a soothing colour.

Le librerie realizzate su misura a tutt'altezza definiscono la zona pranzo e incorniciano la porta finestra

Dianna Snape

Light filled combined living and dining area, overlooking the garden. Walls: Dulux Grey Pebble 100%. Floor Tiles: Milano Stone Limestone Mistral. Tiled feature on pillars and fireplace - Silvabella by D'Amelio Stone. Fireplace: Horizon 1100 GasFire. All internal selections as well as furniture and accessories by Moda Interiors. Photographed by DMax Photography

The Don lies in a quiet pocket of Brunswick: an area dotted with heritage homes and rich with manufacturing history. Looking past years of neglect, our client saw the promise of the existing weatherboard house - with its circa-1900s charm, brick chimneys and beautiful Victorian details – and sought to transform it into a versatile family home. A careful renovation and restoration has preserved the cottage’s traditional features and layout, and this front section of the home has been reconfigured to contain refreshed bedrooms and bathrooms. The original hallway beginning at the front door now leads through to the north-facing rear extension, where living spaces and courtyards unfold on either side of this central spine. The kitchen is the axis of this zone: spacious, hardwearing and practical, it’s well-equipped for passionate cooks and effortlessly accommodates family gatherings. It connects easily to the two living spaces, the dining room, and the patio nestled in the garden. Inspired by Brunswick’s masonry history, red brick is the bedrock of the extension. It serves as a continuous floor that stretches from the internal rooms out to the patio, providing a robust surface fit for family life. Slicing through this earthy foundation is the smooth brightness of steel - a lightweight contrast in the form of external cladding, benchtops, light fittings and handles throughout. In the spaces between these two elemental materials, pale green finishes, soft neutrals and rich timbers round out the balanced, lush interiors of an enduring family home.

The warm hues of the wall and dark wood cabinets are off-set by the cool zinc worktop and splashback. Traditional wood dining chairs create a homely atmosphere in this country kitchen

Création d’un grand appartement familial avec espace parental et son studio indépendant suite à la réunion de deux lots. Une rénovation importante est effectuée et l’ensemble des espaces est restructuré et optimisé avec de nombreux rangements sur mesure. Les espaces sont ouverts au maximum pour favoriser la vue vers l’extérieur.

This terrace house had remained empty for over two years and was in need of a complete renovation. Our clients wanted a beautiful home with the best potential energy performance for a period property. The property was extended on ground floor to increase the kitchen and dining room area, maximize the overall building potential within the current Local Authority planning constraints. The attic space was extended under permitted development to create a master bedroom with dressing room and en-suite bathroom. The palette of materials is a warm combination of natural finishes, textures and beautiful colours that combine to create a tranquil and welcoming living environment.

Inhabited Minimalism: Räumliche Choreographie und haptische Balance. Diese Ansicht der von Alexander & Co gestalteten Venue zeigt, wie Maßanfertigungen von Furn-niche den Übergang zwischen Design und Gastronomie definieren. Der Fokus liegt auf dem Zusammenspiel von Stein- und Holztexturen, die unter natürlichem Licht eine einladende, bewohnte Atmosphäre schaffen. Materialien: Oberflächen: Travertin-Wandpaneele, grüne Naturstein-Tischplatte. Möbel: Maßgefertigte Leder-Armlehnstühle und geschwungene Holz-Barfronten von Furn-niche. Projekt-Credits: Interior Design (Venues & Lobby): Alexander & Co (Sydney) Möbeldesign & Ausstattung: Furn-niche (Kunde) Interior Design (Zimmer): Studio Carter (Los Angeles) Exterieur-Architektur: Fraser & Partners (Melbourne) Fotografie: Florian Groehn

A full house renovation was done to transform a standard “estate” house into a modern and comfortable home with a concentration on the ground floor living space. Sitting & Dining Rooms Transformation, turning dated spaces into relaxing and modern interior. Our clients' top priority was to maximise storage and create space to both relax and entertain. We went with a more traditional and darker look for these 2 rooms as a contrast to the rest of the house, and used dark blue and green tones to create a sense of calm in the sitting room. For the kids, we created a separate play area using stylish crittall doors. These provide a sense of independence while ensuring parents can always keep an eye on them. We extended the low built-in storage across the back wall, not only housing all the children’s toys but also providing a seating area for their friends. The crittall doors also allow natural light to flow beautifully from the front to the back of the home, creating a bright and inviting space. Earthy and warm tones are used across the finishes of the space, giving it a calm feel.

Open dining, kitchen, living

Elegant Dining Room