Interior Design Surfers Paradise

Living Room

As one of the main focus areas of the house we have created a sophisticated approach when selecting pieces of furniture to compliment the space. Firstly, we have selected a deep 3 seater tan leather sofa.

The tan leather is used as both a feature and an item that is easy to maintain. We have added some neutral armchairs to balance out the colours with a pop of teal through the cushions. a terrazzo side table adds in an extra texture along with the ribbed oak and blended neutral rug.

A soft artwork was added in the help balance out the colours in the space and some decor items where added for some further layering.

Dining Room

Our priority in this space was to make sure the walkway looking aesthetically balanced and functional. By using a simple dining chair that can be tucked completely under the dining table it allowed the walkway to the lounge to function efficiently.

Adding in bar stools across from these we made sure they didn't have any backing to help balance the seating in this space. Cushions have been added to the bench seat to bring in some depth and colour that ties in with the rest of the house. Decorative pieces have been added as another layer to finish off the space.

Inbuilt Console

We have added in additional storage in this space as discussed. we have kept it white and minimal to avoid it being the main feature of the entry.

A large mirror has been added as mirrors both create the illusion of a bigger space and work great in an entryway.

Decorative items have once again been added as an additional layer.

Mud Room

A simplistic approach to this space as we know bags, shoes and ever other school item will fill this area.

We have a long bench-seat to cater for putting on shoes in the morning and taking them off in the afternoon. Light timber hooks have been added to match in with the house but also provide hanging space for school bags. Lastly, a white shoe storage unit to pack away shoes to hide unnecessary clutter.