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Selected work · Rosebrook, New South Wales, Australia

Rosebrook

Warm Contemporary MinimalismresidentialApril 2026
Double-height kitchen with a veined stone island, dark timber cabinetry and a linear pendant beneath clerestory glazing
Project date
April 2026
Suburb / city
Rosebrook
State / region
New South Wales
Country
Australia
Style
Warm Contemporary Minimalism
Significance
Whole-home residence with entertainment and theatre spaces
Design notes
layered natural timber, soft neutral upholstery, expressive stone surfaces, panoramic glazing, quiet integrated lighting
Services
Interior Design, Spatial Planning, Material Selection, Custom Joinery

Whole-home residence with entertainment and theatre spaces. A curated selection from the 2026 client renders.

Double-height living room with cream sectional seating, pale timber floors and sculptural ring pendants before a stone wall
Rosebrook · interior view 02.
Relaxed games lounge with a cream bouclé sofa, pale timber floor and pool table framed by panoramic corner glazing
Rosebrook · interior view 07.
Covered terrace with cream upholstery, woven seating and round low tables beside an infinity pool and sweeping valley view
Rosebrook · interior view 09.
Minimal bathroom with a freestanding oval bath, floor-to-ceiling glazing and a dramatic stone wall overlooking the valley
Rosebrook · interior view 06.
Bedroom detail with a taupe upholstered bed, white linen and an illuminated stone-and-timber headboard with crystal sconces
Rosebrook · interior view 05.
Dressing room lined with bronze fluted-glass wardrobes, warm integrated lighting and a floating vanity before a deep mirror
Rosebrook · interior view 08.
Gallery-like hallway with pale timber flooring, a slatted wood screen and a veined stone panel washed in concealed light
Rosebrook · interior view 04.
Dining area glimpsed through staggered timber fins, framed by pale stone bands and softly integrated strip lighting
Rosebrook · interior view 01.

The story

Every detail, considered.

Layered natural timber through the main spaces, with expressive stone reserved for the surfaces that deserve it. The soft neutral upholstery keeps a whole-home programme, entertainment and theatre rooms included, reading as one continuous idea.

Panoramic glazing means the interior palette has to work against whatever is outside it at any hour. Quiet integrated lighting is the reason it does.

Designed in Sydney

Interior designer Sydney

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