Hastings St | Renegade Design Studio

  • Hastings St | Renegade Design Studio
  • Projects - March 2019

Interior Design firm Renegade Design Studio, reinvents a tired Queensland apartment into a fresh and naturally styled contemporary space for a growing young family.

Led by Sophia Conley, the project encompasses topical styling and a connection to natural material elements.

The complete overhaul encompasses completely new bathrooms, bedrooms and share entertaining spaces including a brand new kitchen featuring our Ora 600DIA pendants in White finish and an eclectic collection of furniture, art and textiles.  These are pulled together by earthy colours against a white backdrop giving this classic Queensland home a nod of Scandinavian style.

 

Hastings St | Renegade Design Studio
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