STUDIO CD

Monochrome

MONOCHROMATIC MAGIC IN THE LOCAL PROJECT

EDITORIAL STYLINGClaire Delmar

Complimenting the paired back minimalist design of the home we layered a monochromatic story throughout, interweaving touches of natural timbers and tones to create warmth.

Featured on The Local Project online here

Interior Design by TomMarkHenry Photography by Pablo Viega Styling by STUDIO CD

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Highlighting the original textural variation and tonality of the original structure, Darlinghurst Terrace sees the restoration and renovation of a previously dilapidated three-storey dwelling into a contemporary and light-filled home. Tom Mark Henry combines a considered and measured restraint to both uncover unique moments and implant new and meaningful insertions.

Set in Sydney’s Darlinghurst, the restored terrace home offers a combined glimpse into the building’s original history and architectural intention while creating a contemporary and relevant home for its family. Instead of concealing the original stonework and crafted details, these elements are used as highlighted hints of the narrative of the home, spanning its one-hundred-year history. Combining a muted and textured approach, the focus is on tonality and a connection to natural materials, simple forms and a combined history within all of the spaces. Tom Mark Henry brings a pared back restraint that allows a monochromatic palette to lead the resulting materiality and inform the calm and unified home that emerges. Darlinghurst Terrace emerges an interplay with past and future and between textures and light.

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Combining a muted and textured approach,
the focus is on tonality and a connection to natural materials, simple forms and a combined history within all of the spaces.

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Darlinghurst Terrace brings together past and present and through its measured approach, conjures an enduring home. Through careful restraint, Tom Mark Henry proposes a home of lasting appeal, beautifully celebrating the home’s richly layered past.

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A SYDNEY HOME WITH NEW YORK STYLE FOR INSIDE OUT

EDITORIAL STYLINGClaire Delmar
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The family home’s distinct New York style and monochromatic palette allowed a story of paralleled tones and ornamentation to complete the rooms.

Structured shapes, symmetrical styling and luxurious textures were the finishing touches to compliment the home’s existing character.

Our latest project can be found on the cover and as a five, double-page spread in this month's Inside Out November 19 and online.

Interior Design by Melissa Koch Interiors Architecture by Alexander &CO. Photography Tom Ferguson Styling STUDIO CD

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DARLINGHURST HOUSE IN REAL LIVING

MAGAZINE ARTICLEClaire Delmar
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A monochromatic theme runs through the renovated Darlinghurst home with original stone walls juxtaposed with modern, minimalist design. This backdrop of old and new allowed us to include contemporary feature chairs, Art Deco inspired floor lamps, strong portraiture and layers of earthy toned ceramics.

Darlinghurst house featured in Real Living Magazine June 2019. Interior architecture TomMarkHenry, Photography Pablo Veiga, Styling Studio Delmar, Words Lauren Powell and Stephanie Hope.

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