Following a refurbishment led by interior design and architecture practice Richards Stanisich, The Woollahra Hotel returns as a modern-day pub delightfully true to its art deco bones.
Sydney’s design community gathered recently at Oliver Thom’s Woollahra store to celebrate the company’s long-standing partnership with luxe towelling brand Baina.
Tobias Partners transforms a compact Woollahra terrace into a light-filled sanctuary, balancing heritage and contemporary refinement through spatial clarity, material restraint and a connection to nature.
Luigi Rosselli Architects and Handelsmann + Khaw approach the restoration and expansion of the near-century-old Renaissance Villa Renée with a subtle touch.
Zusak House sees Mary Ellen Hudson Architects enhance heritage elements with a more deliberate and modern approach, resulting in a balanced and timeless abode.
Woollahra House sees Alexandra Kidd Interior Design rework an existing heritage terrace home into a nurturing cocooning space for the owner, embedding a piece of herself in the process.
Queens Street Residences sees Carla Barton Studio collaborate with Thomas Hamel & Associates and Make Architects to craft an enduring and future-led resolve that acknowledges the building’s heritage.
Set amongst the treetops, Woollahra Residence by Parker Studio takes inspiration from the natural environment, folding hues from the landscape into the interior with deliberation and purpose.
Woollahra House sees Studio Senior and Bureau SRH combine to ensure the original crafted detail remain in place, while an overall lightness brings the home into its present day.
Lo & Co has grown into a new home in Sydney. Designed by Alexander &CO., the Woollahra store reflects the quality and precision of the brand’s fine architectural door hardware.
Woollahra House sees AP Design House ensure the home connects old and new elements and engages with the surrounding landscape to encourage incoming natural light.
Consciously preserving the home’s Victorian charm, Roth Architecture has successfully transformed Magney St, a cramped cottage in Sydney’s eastern suburbs, into a spacious, light-filled home.
Woollahra Terrace sees Briony Fitzgerald Design draw from the heritage of the original home in proposing insertions that act as an evolution of its origins.
Hill House sees Madeleine Blanchfield Architects draw from the established celebration of crafted elements in proposing the new, fusing an openness that allows a new connection to light.
Imagined as an urban oasis to reflect its owners and their appreciation of refinement, Woollahra Terraces sees Renato D’Ettorre Architects combine three separate houses into one generous dwelling.