STUDIO CD

Arent & Pyke

QUEENS PARK HOUSE: A ROMANTIC RESTORATION

EDITORIAL STYLING, INTERIOR STYLINGClaire Delmar

Queens Park House by Arent & Pyke is the romantic restoration of a Federation bungalow in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs for a family of four. Each interior space is built upon a richly layered palette of jewelled colours and textures, which we further highlighted with a careful selection of tactile, sculptural pieces that compliment the home's character.

Interior design and decoration by Arent & Pyke. Architecture Vitale Design. See more of this project HERE. Photography by Anson Smart. Styling by STUDIO CD.

“IT’S REALLY BEAUTIFUL TO COME THROUGH THE GARDEN AND GET A FIRST VIEW OF THE HOUSE WHEN YOU ENTER THROUGH THE KITCHEN" – Sarah-Jane, Arent & Pyke

A back-to-shell renovation of a Federation bungalow, the design of Queens Park House focuses on upscaled details where furnishings and lighting, curated across the world's twentieth-century canons, elevate the home's historic leanings. Artworks and special commissions add to this richly layered palette, via exquisite materiality and romantic youthfulness.

“FUSING BEAUTY AND PRACTICALITY IS THE ESSENCE OF WHAT WE DO IN OUR KITCHENS – WE NEVER WANT ONE TO BE SACRIFICED FOR THE OTHER.” – Sarah-Jane, Arent & Pyke


The muted green kitchen in Queens Park House is the first room you see when entering, so it had to make a statement. Here, dark eucalypt cabinetry is balanced with an ivory island bench that comfortably seats six – a crucial element to the brief for midweek family dinners. An extensive butler’s pantry equipped with ovens, a generous workspace and storage provide ample space for the avid cook to entertain easily.

The kitchen anchors the room through its seaweed colouring and tactile layers of timber and marble. This space features the
Gemla HOF Barstools from Great Dane Furniture and Allied Maker 3 Arc Island light.

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The home's design offers moments of calm – particularly in the front sitting room – for this dynamic family home. This space is a purely kid-free zone, positioned at the front of the house and filled with eclectic pieces like the Cassina 637 Utrecht Chairs, vintage coffee table and Anna Charlesworth pendant.


EDITORIAL STYLING FOR ARENT & PYKE IN VOGUE LIVING

MAGAZINE ARTICLEClaire Delmar
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Styling the finishing touches to a home with so much personality.

Textured walls, sky high ceiling voids and rich colours throughout allowed us to integrate organic shaped ceramics, glassware and sculptural branches on tables, window sills and across industrial hanging shelves completing the inner city family home for the Vogue Living May/June 2019 issue.

Architect Welsh + Major, Interiors – Furniture/Object/Art Arent & Pyke, Photographer Anson Smart, Words Joanna Gambale

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INGREDIENTS

Becker MintyCarol Crawford sculpture

PlanetJean McGhee ceramic cup

Sophie Nolan black ceramic vase and goblet

Graphis GalleryWalter Auer black vase

PlanetTerunobu Hirata cup

PlanetLiz Stops bronze vase

Utopia Art SydneyBrett Stone yellow bowl

Robert PlumbCameron Williams terracotta cup

Damon Moon ceramic bottle

PlanetVanessa Lucas low black vase

Alana Wilson glass bowls

Clay Canoe ceramic vases

Utopia Art SydneyKati Watson “Waiting V”

Ebony Heidenreich vase

Becker MintyJames King-Dijon “Brutalist Façade” artwork

Lightly Infinity bowl and Tone planter

PlanetDavid Collins ceramic vessel, “Fence Post” vase

Art2MuseYanni Souvatzoglou “Eternal Leap” sculpture

PlanetSharon Alpren

Hale Mercantile Co. linen and cushions

Bemboka Verge charcoal blanket

OndeneSociete bed linen

Artemide – Mario Botta Shogun table lamp

Becker Minty – Giobagnara suede box

WorkshoppedMarz Designs Atallos table lamp

Montmartre Store – Caravane bed linen