Project type: Residential

“The brief for this project was to create a home that referenced our client’s experiences abroad, embodying a sense of high-end hotel luxury and comfort. The stunning hemp wallpaper by Phillip Jeffries was the perfect backdrop for the Snug, creating intimacy and evoking all the refined charm of an old school gentleman’s club. The metallic background of the wallpaper comes to life beautifully at night, winking and glittering in the firelight. It has become a breathtaking space to experience.”

“The Maleny Residence brief was to provide a ‘luxury, country house’ that blended the traditional architectural details of the home with contemporary layers, elements and texture. In the entry of the home, we loved using the Phillip Jeffries Borderline Wallpaper in Taupe as it worked back perfectly with the original sandstone flooring.

The raffia materiality created a warm and cosy entry space whilst the ticking stripe added that much needed contemporary element to the space setting the tone for the rest of the house. It was the perfect selection for our project!”

“Creating a clients’ forever home is always such a special journey to be part of. The brief from our clients was clear, create a modern Hamptons-inspired family home that’s both inviting and functional to live and entertain in. Layering mixed materials and finishes was key in not only meeting the brief but also ensuring we created a timeless design within a warm and playful family home.

A soft colour palette of muted whites, blues and greys was established, allowing us to introduce feature elements to the floors and benchtops.

Creating a strong connection to the outdoors was integral for our client’s dream home. The colours and different layers of the garden have created beautiful views from all angles.”

“Regent Street is a private office. The vision was to create an atmosphere of a London club, modelled on 5 Hertford Street, with references to the London interiors by Veere Grenney and the Hotel Bourg Tibourg Paris. The idea was that upon entering there would be an assault on one’s senses, from sight to smell to sounds, imagining a place with dark corners, beautiful details, the waft of scented candles and French club music playing in the background.

The Phillip Jeffries Velvet Cocoon wall covering in Rich Olive, paired velvet curtains to match, gives an intimate softness to the meeting room and is a perfect background for the contemporary dining table. Phillip Jeffries Manilla Hemp in Graphite provides a refined and elegant finish to the main office, traditionally furnished with mid-century and newly designed bespoke furniture.”

“Enviably located opposite the gardens and War Memorial in St Kilda Rd, Melbourne, this three bedroom apartment in the iconic tower of The Melburnian complex was well due for a refresh after 20 years. Being a weekend city escape for our clients, the brief was that the apartment feel like walking into a luxury European six-star venue.

We had the luxury of free rein and completely gutted the existing fixtures and finishes, in order to overlay the more classical elements required. The addition of wainscoting and brass mesh to create a more intimate nook for gathering and listening to music was enhanced by the use of the ever so beautiful Horsehair Roan grass cloth wallpaper by Phillip Jeffries in the softest of blues. Being the only space in the open plan kitchen/living/dining space allowed us to define the music nook and create a beautiful, soft and textured ambience.”

“The choice of Phillip Jeffries-1944-Glam Grass-Refined Gold was the perfect choice for the entry foyer. It created a sense of richness and luxury to an area that is transitory, an opportunity to create a moment of pause as the threshold to the livelier living spaces.

It’s sophisticated and dramatic, melding the original traditional home with the more contemporary extension.”

“The Philip Jefferies Island Raffia textural wallpaper was the perfect element to add a layer of warmth and charm to this residential wine room and compliment the additional finishes of natural stone, rustic timber, and rich leather.”