The homeowners (a pair and their two kids) of this Nineties Victorian terrace in Woollahra got here to design studios Claudia Lambert Interiors and Jillian Dinkel to design distinctly female interiors.

In some ways, the challenge was an extension of one other dwelling that Claudia beforehand designed for a similar shoppers.

She explains, ‘My consumer and I bonded over our affinity for pink once we first met years in the past on our first challenge collectively… When it got here time to combine the prevailing items into their new dwelling, it simply made sense to hold that thread by into a lot of the areas.’

On this event, using pink was barely softened by Dulux Mellow Beige utilized throughout the partitions and joinery. ‘We then cooled issues down a bit extra with using the customized travertine flooring within the kitchen, the macchia vecchia marble counter tops and a cooler white on the wall,’ says Claudia.

Areas are in any other case differentiated by wall remedies, sculptural artwork, and daring furnishings kinds. ‘We launched layers of impartial texture, such because the pink grasscloth wallpaper, so as to add dimension whereas nonetheless permitting for the artwork and furnishings to take centre stage,’ says Jillian Dinkel.

Viola marble creates a dramatic impact in the principle rest room, whereas the children rest room incorporates beige tinted micro cement to offset an absence of pure mild.

The end result upholds the integrity of the unique dwelling, whereas reflecting the fashionable household who lives there.

Claudia provides, ‘It was an absolute labour of affection for everybody concerned, together with the shoppers, who have been instrumental in most choices so they may have a bespoke dwelling utterly catering to their wants.’