Project team
- Julieanne Henry
- Pablo Vega
A beautifully restored 1840s home in Millers Point, blending European-inspired wanderlust with antique charm, featuring a Moroccan wet room and bespoke design elements that create a unique and textured living experience.
THE PROCESS
The brief was to create a space that embodied a sense of wanderlust, layered with texture, colour and detail, inspired from European travels and hidden BnB’s. Built in 1840, this significant home was amongst the first quality homes to be built in Millers Point, originally home to the Messrs. Fairfax and Kemp when they established the Sydney Morning Herald. With the notion that behind every door is a surprise, each room was layered with textural elements and antique charm giving the home character and poise amongst its surroundings. Also featured in Belle Magazine, we converted an old cupboard into a Moroccan inspired wet room as the ensuite to the beautiful Green Room bedroom. Using Tadelakt, Moroccan tiles as well as custom made iron, aged mirrors and vintage finds the bathroom wholistically captured the client's vision.
SERVICES
Bathroom Interior Design, Finishes and Fittings selection, Custom Joinery Design, Furniture
COMPLETED
2018
PHOTOGRAPHER
Pablo Vega
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