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Presenting The TDF Design Awards Interior Design Shortlist!

Presenting The TDF Design Awards Interior Design Shortlist!

TDF Design Awards

by Lucy Feagins, Editor

Workroom, Huntingtower Residence. Photo  – Derek Swalwell. Styling – Simone Haag.

Workroom, Huntingtower Residence

This is a richly layered family home that connects the interior and exterior, and creates an oasis from the outside world. The brief here for Workroom was to create a family home – a real home – where large open spaces allow for togetherness, but also provide a secluded sense of space and refuge. Every different space in this home tells its own story, unfolding gradually with every little considered detail (of which there are many!).

We featured this incredible home in full earlier this year – revisit it here!

Doherty Design Studio, Thornton Residence. Photo  – Derek Swalwell.

Matt Woods Design, Perfect Storm. Photo – Katherine Lu. Styling –  Madeline Me Farlane.

Doherty Design Studio, Thornton Residence

A collaboration between Doherty Design Studio and Detail 9 Architects, this low-maintenance country weekender for a Melbourne couple sits calmly within the hillside. Looking to the works of 20th-century artist Hans Heysen for inspiration (think Australian gum tree tones of pale blues, bone, and pale terracotta), this contemporary country house blends elegantly into its idyllic bush surrounds.

Revisit our feature here!

Matt Woods, Perfect Storm

Known as ‘the concrete bunker’, this sleek Camperdown apartment combines is both lux, and surprisingly utilitarian in its aesthetic. Matt Woods redesigned the inner-city warehouse for a couple seeking a minimalist lifestyle, with an interior to match. Taking inspiration from Brutalist architecture, the backbone of this concept was to create a space that was completely free of clutter and unnecessary decoration. The interior mood is intentionally dark and brooding, balanced by ample natural light flooding the space. Decorative touches are found in American Oak joinery, brass accents and statement lighting.

Brammah Interior Design, Ferndale House. Photo – Maree Homer. Styling – Kerrie-Ann Jones. 

Simone Haag, House Poynton. Photo  – Derek Swalwell.

Brammah Interior Design, Ferndale House

A carefully crafted renovation of a classic 60s Bungalow, this Chatsford home expertly fuses old-world charm with contemporary style. The task for Brammah Interior Design was to create clever solutions to address the functional necessities for the family to gather together, while creating a space that felt inspiring. The result is a home that is richly layered, but not overly fussy – simple design for living, at its most elegant.

Simone Haag, House Poynton

A renovated modernist home is brought to life by owner and stylist Simone Haag, with an emphasis on texture, layers and classic silhouettes to create a warm family environment. The mid-century residence doubles as a showcase of Simone’s nuanced furniture, art and object styling – in her own family home setting.

Chelsea Hing, Yarra Valley House. Photo – Sean Fennessy. Styling – Beck Simon.

Olivia Bossy,  Freshwater. Photo – Tom Ross.

Sarah Cosentino & Felicity Slattery, Portsea Beach House. Photo – Sean Fennessy

Chelsea Hing, Yarra Valley House

Set in Victoria’s Yarra Valley, this Aussie beauty with vineyard views was completely overhauled by Chelsea Hing to create more space for a growing family. Limited by retaining the existing building footprint (where possible), the design response was to enclose an internal ground floor garden, doubling the size of the rumpus room, enlarging all the windows and the ground floor and reorienting space for better flow throughout. The palette and materials used here have a refined, yet rustic feel. The perfect contemporary country home!

Olivia Bossy, Freshwater

All neutral tones and soft edges, this light-filled apartment by Olivia Bossy is a chic, contemporary nod to 1970s style. The interior design makes the most of a tiny footprint, where spatial innovations (such as the curved shower) become sculptural solutions. The house is filled with surfaces with a handmade and uneven finish, which gently softens the space.

Revisit our feature here!

Sarah Cosentino & Felicity Slattery, Portsea Beach House

A refurbished clifftop residence in Portsea by Sarah Cosentino and Felicity Slattery (Studio Estetea) that pays homage to the Modernist era of the home, and the surrounding coastal context. The mid-century undertones of the original residence informed the design response, and the tactile palette is inspired by the local landscape. Bagged and whitewashed rendered walls, warm timbers and accents of natural stone create a refined but relaxed home.

Dylan Farrell, Sydney Contemporary Perch. Photo – Felix Forest. 

Georgina Jeffries, The Victorian. Photo – Photo – Felix Forest. 

Larritt-Evans, Elwood House. Photo – Eve Wilson.

Dylan Farrell Design, Sydney Contemporary Perch 

A cutting-edge family home that incorporates sculptural elements into the design itself, this cosmopolitan project is rich with texture. Anchored by the property’s spectacular views, Dylan Farrell Design worked to bring a sense of warmth and intimacy to the vast open spaces of the original home.

Georgina Jeffries, The Victorian

A playful inner-city Victorian terrace by Georgina Jeffries that pays tribute to the heritage of the property, whilst pushing the boundaries of what is expected in a heritage renovation. This updated 19th-century terrace house plays with the relationship between old and new, and introduces a bold palette including deep sea green walls, a pink chandelier and quirky wallpaper. From the outside – a conventional terrace, from the inside – a unique delight!

Larritt-Evans, Elwood House

A 19th-century home that mixes colour, texture and scale against a gallery-like foundation. This Larritt-Evans designed interior required both restoration and innovation, to redress previous renovations, and create a fresh backdrop for the clients to express their colourful and eclectic personalities. The home strikes the perfect balance between curated and liveable, all achieved within a tight ten-week timeline.

Kate Challis Interiors, Gertrude Street Project. Photo – Sharyn Cairns.

Doherty Design Studio, St Kilda Residence.  Photo  – Derek Swalwell.

Kate Challis Interiors, Gertrude Street Project

A bold home for a family of creatives by Kate Challis Interiors, which blur the distinction between art and design. The space is particularly inspired by the works of iconic Australian artists Margaret Preston and Valerie Sparks, and their interest in native flora and fauna. At only 3.9 meters wide, this residence packs a colourful punch.

This is another home we featured earlier this year – revisit more photos here.

Doherty Design Studio, St Kilda Residence

A revitalised 1920s Californian Bungalow that retains the best bits of the original home, redesigning the rest and keeping colour at the fore. Initially renovated by Kennedy Nolan in 2000, Doherty Design Studio really turn the WOW-factor dial up to the max here, working to complement the existing space rather than overhaul it. Redesigning most areas of the home, as well as curated a bold new collection of lighting, furniture and decorative elements, this home shows unique artistic flair. Bold colour reigns supreme alongside an adventurous medley of materials.

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20 Gray L-Shaped Sofa for the Living Room

A front room seems empty and not using a sofa. it is one in every of the front room essentials that one must have. but when you are buying a settee, there are many things that you simply need to believe. Yes, you'll be able to’t just select one and purchase it directly. one thing that you want to imagine is the dimensions of the sofa as well because the shape. be certain that that it isn’t too big or too small to your house. But that’s not all! the color can even matter. most homeowners select impartial colored ones like white however you'll additionally opt for colored ones like pink, blue and others. There are even some that have prints on it. However whatever you choose, be sure that you just select the perfect settee which isn’t simply aesthetically appealing but additionally comfy to use. These Days, we're going to turn you a suite of grey L-shaped settee within the front room. this may provide you with concepts on how you'll be able to position your furniture within the residing house. Here we move:

Alexander Architecture, PLLC Isn’t this a pleasing sofa? It appears good on this front room but what made it look even nicer are the green accents in it that we will be able to see within the chair and throw pillows.

CATO creative Ltd There are many lovely decors in this room which introduced to its enchantment. However what is going to get your consideration are the sofa and the fireplace. the combo of sunshine wood floors and white partitions look in reality brilliant.

Nathalie Priem Images On This area, the world between the furnishings and the ceiling used to be larger so as to add a way of height. Noticed this is a low L-formed sofa that is ideal for this lounge, liberating up the area above it.

Hege in France Like The rest of her space, Morris’s lounge has a mix of kinds, with a modern, L-shaped sofa, vintage espresso desk and classic striped rug. She tries to not keep on with one formula, as an alternative opting for simply what she likes.

Jason Snyder This Modern front room with white walls and a wooden floors. the grey settee is an even selection because it compliments with the walls and the black space rug.

Legacy Custom Properties, Inc. This mid-sized coastal living room has an open concept which features light wood ground. Additionally noticed here's a coffee table comprised of reclaimed wood and a grey settee with published throw pillows.

Krasyuk Sergeys This living house used a unfastened back cushion in grey. The again of the sofa is roofed in many huge throw pillows. This style of the settee has a undeniable informal vibe.

Woodson & Rummerfield’s House of Design In This brand new glam open-plan space, a row of clear Murano glass C-hyperlink chains are used to divide the area. It creates a visible and bodily barrier between the sitting and eating zones. It also provides every other layer of understated glamour at the side of the pretty sofa and low desk.

CAVdesign The householders needed help so they can come to a decision what to maintain, what so as to add and the place to put a mixture of furniture that they bought from a smaller condo. in addition they want to convey a warmer, extra lived-in feeling to the brand new area. to add casualness, a grey sectional sofa was introduced in the space.

Claudia Leccacorvi A Proper and open thought carpeted living room with white partitions and gray L-formed sofa. Realize that the position of the settee is just easiest for the layout of the gap wherein the settee’s corner is parallel to the partitions.

Layout Lab Layering neutrals, textures, and materials are used to reach this pretty front room. a snug, gentle and elegant vibe is completed within the house. Isn’t it nice that it used many spherical mirrors on the wall?

Clean Design A compact living area with a plastic clear desk and grey L-formed settee. the realm rug has grey styles on it at the same time as the throw pillows carry pops of colour into the gap.

Tamara Eaton Layout An business formal lounge with a mix of textures in it from the brick partitions to the comfortable carpets. You too can see an even contrast of colors in it.

Linc Thelen Design Add navy cushions with charcoal grey and light gray sofa to a small front room and you'll be able to get this look! don't hesitate to usher in some plants too!

Dennis Mayer – Photographer Seen above is a contemporary area with dark wooden floor with a typical fireside, white partitions, and an L-shaped settee. Realize that artistic wall decors are introduced within the area.

D’Oro Construction, Inc. Dev, Building & Layout If You Happen To want something with a minimalist glance however luxurious and sophisticated on the related time, then this is the perfect lounge for you.

Kat Alves Pictures One side of the wall is black with a wall-fastened TELEVISION. Under it's a typical hearth whilst there are open cabinets on both sides of it. The white wall has a photo gallery in it with images in white frames. i love the brilliant appeal of this space and its use of a triangular coffee table and an L-formed sofa.

Metricon Observed this is a trendy and formal open idea living room with gray walls and a light grey settee. On its finish is a black facet table at the same time as the middle has a coffee desk with pointed legs.

Eden LA Furniture and Interiors A transitional medium tone picket flooring is used on this lounge with beige partitions. Realize that the sofa has throw pillows with other covers.

Claudia Leccacorvi This one looks vivid and sophisticated as a result of its selection of colours and furnishings. The stone fireside is one highlight within the area. Whatever is the style of your interior, an L-shaped sectional sofa will glance excellent within the living room. it is additionally an excellent solution to outline the living house in addition as create a division between those areas to different spaces of the home. When it involves color, you can also choose other colours except for grey. Even Supposing white is usual, you'll be able to also check out sofa with shiny and ambitious colors just like the ones you'll see in this Bohemian condo. This becomes a nice statement and feature on your dwelling area. Do you've gotten an L-formed sofa in your house? What made making a decision to get one? Read the full article