An architecturally designed home with a very modern design that required a total joinery fit out.
The client requested a dramatic stunning black kitchen and living room to have a seamless design. The remaining house joinery contained elements of timber to tie in with the dining table in the kitchen.

The guest and en-suite bathrooms continued with the sleek black theme, combined with an element of warmth with the timber vanity. 

The client wanted to re-invent this space by including modern features, whilst maintaining the characteristics of the home. This included a custom built shaker style kitchen, with hand painted finish and LED Lighting, and a beautiful Carrara benchtop and splashback.

Matching outdoor laundry and buffet unit with mesh doors, really complimented the kitchen with the chosen pendant lighting. A lovely White bathroom with modern cabinetry and hardware, keeping consistency with the look of the kitchen and a Carrara benchtop.

A beautiful, simplistic polyurethane kitchen with a big impression! 

A long awaited dream home for our client, it mixes a contemporary classic style with the luxury of a mirror splashback and sleek stainless accessories.

This style continues in the custom laundry cabinets and the main and en-suite bathrooms. Both have LED lighting and stunning frameless mirrors, giving it that glamorous touch. 

This Sydney based home required a kitchen renovation, bathroom facelift and brand new wardrobe. Custom wall to ceiling cabinetry to provide ample storage in the kitchen, while maintaining the stunning water views. Keeping in theme with the Polyurethane finish in the kitchen, this was maintained in the bathroom cabinetry, as well as the custom wardrobe in the bedroom.   

Rustic elegance is the only way to describe this commercial project. The owners wanted to design a functional yet fabulous display area for their store. This included the main service area counter, with glass display shelving, LED lighting and solid timber reclaimed wood, giving it that rustic element while still maintaining a touch of elegance.  

A 6 metre long counter was also created with display shelving and cabinets to the rear wall of the counter, and a matching third counter was also made for the back of the store.

The historic Macaria Building in Camden was being refurbished into an Art Gallery and required custom made detailed joinery. This included a reception counter with a beautiful solid Sydney Blue Gum top; display seating units with leather upholstered cushions and an L shaped kitchenette.