39 Billeder af gul dagligstue med mørkt parketgulv og skifergulv

Patrick Williamson

Sofa corner, with G-plan corner cupboard and hand-painted plant pots.

Baileys' stylish made to measure window dressing. A splash of bright colour to complement the yellow and white theme in this modern living space. Using roller fabric from celebrated Dutton & Gavin (Textiles), Louvolite Roller System with child safe friction-chain controls.

Olivier Hallot

Designing a show home for potential clients is a strategic and creative process that aims to showcase the property in the best possible light while appealing to the target market. The design concept for the show home was meticulously planned to create a welcoming and aspirational environment that resonates with the target audience. A neutral colour palette with pops of colour was chosen to appeal to a broad range of tastes while maintaining a cohesive and sophisticated aesthetic. High quality materials and finishes were selected to convey a sense of luxury and craftsmanship, from sleek counter tops to rich hardwood flooring. Furniture and decor were carefully curated to enhance the functionality and visual appeal of each room. The living spaces were arranged to highlight the flow and versatility of the floor plan, showcasing different potential layouts and design possibilities. Thoughtful touches such as strategically placed artwork, statement lighting fixtures and stylish accessories were incorporated to add personality and charm to the space. By combining aesthetic appeal with practicality and a deep understanding of the target market, the show home was transformed into a compelling and desirable property that captures the imagination and interest of prospective buyers.

Transforming a gloomy, over-filled victorian lounge: warm, vibrant and welcoming. Eclectic without being fussy.

Shane Harris. archimagery.com.au

The library, a space to chill out and chat or read after a day in the mountains. Seating and shelving made fron scaffolding boards and distressed by myself. The owners fabourite colour is turquoise, which in a dark room perefectly lit up the space.

Because sometimes, less is more. With each clay bead hand rolled, kiln fired, then dip dyed before being strung onto a wrought iron frame, this minimal chandelier is designed for those who prefer a clean, modern aesthetic.

Sofa covered in striped Moroccan pom-pom blanket, with circular teal rug and mid-century coffee table and corner cupboard. Painted plant pots by Hannah Drakeford Design.

Beautiful cosy living area with rich wallpapers.