Project details
With such a strong mid-century influence throughout this Vaucluse home designed by Harry Seidler, we wanted the furniture and styling to feel in keeping with its original character. We took cues from the architecture, using a mix of sculptural shapes, classic mid-century silhouettes and natural materials to create a look that felt considered but not overly formal.
The furniture selection was all about finding the right balance of form and comfort. Curved upholstery, warm timber furniture and touches of olive and rust bring warmth against the home’s crisp interiors and darker flooring. We kept the decor fairly restrained, choosing pieces that added interest and personality without taking attention away from the architecture.
We love how the finished spaces bring a softer, more relaxed feel to the home while still respecting Seidler’s original design. A mix of mid-century influences and contemporary pieces creates an interior that feels sophisticated, comfortable and timeless.
