We were creating a home for someone else, so I was conscious not to put my personal stamp on the design, although we knew we wanted the homes to have a coastal feel because of the proximity to the water and the beautiful view.
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Being in the line of work she is in, making homes beautiful for her clients, Kate wanted something highly designed. “I wanted my home to display those things I have collected over the years and that I love being around.”
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The contemporary, cutting edge building and interior design of urban Melbourne has made its way to the Mornington Peninsula.
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Open-plan living, large windows and textures of metal and wood are the cornerstones of the Industrial Chic design, highlighted with key mechanical-inspired accessories and a simplicity of style. It’s the perfect aesthetic in the right setting.
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Says Kate, “Working with Hannah and Carlo and their four beautiful children was such a privilege. We loved bringing their vision to life. We really wanted to create Hamptons-style living which reflected the beachside location, and we wanted to make it easy-to-care-for and functional for a permanent family home with four growing children.
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Hamptons-inspired style on the Mornington Peninsula.
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When Kate first investigated the idea of moving to larger premises where she could accommodate ten staff in a central location, Mt Martha Village was the obvious choice. The concept of KWD HQ evolved from a desire to showcase how much KWD itself has evolved and grown.
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