Scott Street
At Scott Street, State of Kin combines warm and cool tones and contrasting material finishes to breathe new life into a charming inner-city 1940s Federation home.
Engaged to redesign the kitchen, dining and living areas, along with the laundry and bathrooms, our focus was to preserve and build upon the home’s heritage character while evolving the designated spaces to meet modern family needs.
We reworked the internal floor plan and redesigned the central staircase to form a stylish but timeless feature that creates a strong sense of dimension in the home. The revised plan sees an open kitchen and living space, with utilities cleverly tucked away beneath a lowered ceiling. In managing both interior design and construction on the project, we were able to ensure all the existing and new elements meld together seamlessly.
The interiors layer the contrasting materiality and texture of warm timbers, quartzite stone, stainless steel, fluted glass and intricate tiling to fuse the home’s historic quality with its owners’ modern sensibilities.
Expertly crafted custom cabinetry adds a touch of elegance and maximises space. Stainless steel elements in the kitchen and bathrooms give a polished edge to the warmth and natural beauty of the timbers and stone, while harking back to iconic mid-century design. Finishing touches like bespoke joinery and curved mirrors also reflect our contemporary interpretation of classic shapes.
Our work at Scott Street is well-contained yet comprehensive, ultimately respecting and preserving the architectural bones of this Federation home, while combining natural textures and smart, sleek finishes to create an inviting, functional and sophisticated space.
