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OZ BY NATURE branding by Yuna Moon
May 13th, 2013Jardan retail showroom by IF Architecture, Brisbane – Australia
May 1st, 2013Our design response captures Australian timber house frames under construction; a white internal post and beam represent the classic Australian residential house frame. This approach provides the spatial volumes necessary for understanding the furniture in context without breaking the visual connections of the showroom’s open plan.
Thompson Adsett Architects Head Office by 1Corp Projects & Prima Luce Lighting, Brisbane – Australia
April 28th, 2013The Studio office by Branch Studio Architects, Victoria – Australia
April 14th, 2013The Dental Quarters by Ego Squared Interior Design, Perth – Australia
December 18th, 2012DLA Piper’s office by Woods Bagot, Perth – Australia
December 11th, 2012Scrumptious Reads store by Atelier Chen Hung, Brisbane – Australia
October 10th, 2012The retail design is inspired by ubiquitous paper coffee cup. This commercial design is really sleek but tamed, striking but not rigid and most of all it evokes a welcoming sense. It is almost like a magnet to visitors maybe because they are curious about what’s inside the store or perhaps maybe because the interior design is very unique and authentic.
Marcs store, Carindale, Brisbane – Australia
September 6th, 2012Margaret River Chocolate Company & Providore by Paul Burnham Architect, Perth
September 3rd, 2012Volume store by Studio Ginger, Doncaster Melbourne
May 4th, 2012Bread & Butter Berlin 2012 – MAVI
March 8th, 2012Baker D. Chirico brand identity & interior, Carlton – Australia
January 16th, 2012Biba Doncaster salon by Ryan Russell, Doncaster – Australia
January 3rd, 2012Unlike most salons the layout of the cutting stations are designed like a team workplace, while a central table allows for interaction between cutter and colourist and also between patrons. The layout is simultaneously interactive and discrete depending on how the participant wishes to engage with it.
BaDass store by MIM Design, Chadstone – Australia
November 24th, 2011Aesop store by March Studio, Paris
August 31st, 2011We began by looking at the possibilities of plaster, but soon became intrigued by the parquetry floors one sees throughout Paris. We wanted to explore inhabiting the space with one material, used in one encompassing way. We envisaged using cut wood in such a fashion that it covered the floor, walls and ceiling, lending a cohesive texture and warmth to the room.




























