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"Our clients were particularly keen to carve out a dining nook within the existing footprint which they could use for work and casual meals, and a Gin Bar for entertaining. Read more
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"Our clients were particularly keen to carve out a dining nook within the existing footprint which they could use for work and casual meals, and a Gin Bar for entertaining. We took the clients brief to create heritage with a twist, striving to deliver the elusive juxtaposition of classic and contemporary, the best of old and new for luxurious everyday living."

The gradual renovation of this elegant, 1920’s apartment in Sydney’s Eastern suburbs was completed in stages, one luxurious room at a time.

The owners wanted heritage with a twist, but nothing too ‘olde worldly’. We worked to update the existing interiors with warmth and character befitting the architectural integrity of the apartment and reconfigure the spaces to deliver better storage and functionality.

Drawing inspiration from the clients’ collection of contemporary art, teal cabinetry was introduced with statement tiles, timeless wall mouldings, fluted glass and classic Carrara marble. European sensibility for an Antipodean lifestyle.

Photography by Maree Homer

9691h 41m

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“I enjoyed a wonderful collaboration with Kate Nixon, reimagining the interior of our Federation-style home. Kate has a lovely, classical design sensibility and I loved that she is the elegant representative for the Italian fabric house Busatti, set in the town of Anghiari, Tuscany. She intuitively understands creating a sense of understated luxury and glamour in interiors and has designed beautiful living spaces for our home in a subtle palette which brings in touches of vivid orange. She is aware of my interest in fashion and travel that is part of my background as a former senior editor for Vogue Living and Vogue Entertaining + Travel, which continues on with our family travels. Hence, the informal living area with its bookshelves stacked with books and magazines, creamy white linen Busatti curtains which open to reveal the garden, kitchen adjoining detailed in white carrara marble, and bathroom lined with white mosaic tiles which reference favourite places such as Italy, France and Africa.”

Susie WestwoodMosman, NSW

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