Our Projects

Two parents working from home were competing for space at the dining table, with nowhere quiet to focus. They also had boxes of belongings cluttering every cupboard in the house.

The owner ran a design business from a cramped spare room with poor natural light. They wanted an inspiring, light-filled studio but had no room to extend the footprint of their beachside home.

An avid reader and academic had books stacked in every room and needed a dedicated home library and study - but the bungalow had no spare rooms and a strict budget for staying put.

The family wanted a teenage retreat and guest suite but couldn't spare a bedroom downstairs. They needed a self-contained space with its own bathroom so guests and teens had privacy.

With three kids and their friends constantly around, the family living room was always taken over. The parents wanted a dedicated kids' media and play zone to reclaim the main living area.

The owner had a dark, cluttered attic full of junk and a business being run from the kitchen bench. They wanted a professional home office and a proper place for all their stored belongings.

The owners of a heritage-listed Victorian wanted a self-contained upstairs suite for a family member, but were worried about protecting the home's historic character and getting approval.

Living near the beach with no spare room, the owners needed a flexible home office and relaxation space but didn't want to lose any of their compact cottage's living area.

In a narrow heritage terrace with no room to extend, the owners needed a dedicated home office and extra storage without compromising the character of the home below.

The owners of a top-floor apartment wanted more living space but assumed apartment living meant they were stuck with what they had - and were unsure whether strata would even allow a conversion.

The family was drowning in belongings - their garage was unusable and the house was cluttered with seasonal items, luggage and memorabilia they had nowhere to put.

A remote worker needed a proper home office and the family wanted a media room to relax in - but they also had seasonal items and memorabilia with nowhere to go.