FAIRLIGHT | WOODS & WARNER

Talostone x Woods and Warner - Fairlight

Talostone® recently captured the essence of refined living during a photo shoot at the beautifully curated Fairlight Residence, a project defined by craftsmanship, timeless materials, and considered functionality.

OSGATHORPE | BONNEFIN & CO

Bright modern kitchen with white cabinets, marble island, and four brown metal bar stools along a large island

At Osgathorpe, warm textures and refined finishes come together to create a kitchen that feels both timeless and inviting, beautifully complemented by Talostone® Calacatta Statuario.

BAULKHAM HILLS | SAGE

Modern kitchen with a beige stone island, light wood cabinets, and two white cone pendant lights above the center island.

Discover how Sage Interiors and Novel Constructions utilize the nuanced movement of Talostone Artsense™ Classic Travertine™ to create a timeless, elevated home in Baulkham Hills.

W P H | Anita Nader

Bright white kitchen with a marble black-and-white island, gold fixtures, and a dark dining table in the foreground with a fruit bowl and wicker chairs nearby.

In this project, designer Anita Nader presents a bold yet refined vision, where materiality leads and each surface expresses elegance, contrast, and timeless design. The result is a highly resolved interior—expressive, functional, and enduring.

Collaroy Flats by Heliconia

9500 Arabescato Borghini by HELICONIA

A full interior renovation centred on reconfiguring the home for better flow and elevated coastal living. The kitchen was relocated to the first floor to capture sweeping bay views, and a new extension.

MANLY HOUSE II | CAMILLE SKOVSGAARD INTERIORS

A full interior renovation centred on reconfiguring the home for better flow and elevated coastal living. The kitchen was relocated to the first floor to capture sweeping bay views, and a new extension.

Velo | ALFRED ST WOONONA | DVLPMNT

In the heart of the South Coast’s leafy suburb of Woonona, the V È L O project by DVLPMNT quietly redefines what a high-end home can be. According to Carla Broder, the vision was “luxurious, yet lived in, stylish yet warm.”