A serene transformation of a 1920s heritage house in Helensburgh, showcasing Japandi style and cohesive design by interior stylist Nat Spada.
Luck Cottage, located in the serene town of Helensburgh, Sydney is home to interior stylist and photographer Nat Spada from the Palm Co. This heritage house, originally built in the 1920s, has undergone a remarkable transformation through thoughtful renovations. Embracing the ethos of calm, minimal spaces with a distinctive Japandi style, the interiors reflect Nat’s keen eye for design. The selection of furnishings, complemented with Iver hardware contributed to the overall sense of cohesion and serenity within the home.
Cottage Charm
In pursuit of capturing a classic cottage allure, Nat was determined to incorporate statement handles and levers, leading to the selection of the Iver Sarlat door handle and knocker in the rich signature brass finish for the front door. The finish complemented the lush green paint, creating a striking entrance.
Internally, the choice continued with the Iver Verona Range in signature brass adorning all internal doors, providing a timeless aesthetic throughout the cottage. Even in the finer details, the Sarlat cupboard knobs were selected for the wardrobe. This thoughtful selection of hardware not only adds a touch of sophistication but also contributes significantly to the enchanting ambiance of the home.
Pictured: Sarlat Pull Handle & Ring Knocker in Signature Brass
Designer & Photographer: The Palm Co
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