THE PERFECT BLEND
A classic Victorian home for a family of four, this Hawthorn Brick double-fronted Victorian home underwent a complete renovation.
Read MoreA classic Victorian home for a family of four, this Hawthorn Brick double-fronted Victorian home underwent a complete renovation.
Read MoreAt KWD we are often asked to create a Hamptons style home. However there are misconceptions about this type of aesthetic. Hamptons style is often confused with American Coastal, so our first step at KWD is to drill down to work out what our client’s vision really looks like.
Read MoreSo what’s been happening at KWD? There’s always something new and exciting going on in the KWD world, and this year has been crazy busy! Our client base continues to expand right across the Mornington Peninsula, Melbourne and interstate, and we love every single project we work on, because of the people we work with. […]
Read MoreCheck out KWD’s latest blog post featuring a KWD favourite, sisal carpet and rugs. Deliciously organic, natural and textural. Read on….
Read MoreCheck out KWD’s latest blog post featuring the new trend in patterned carpet, and learn about KWD’s exciting new collaboration!
Read MoreEvery so often the team at KWD get to funk up the vibe and work on a project with attitude and a social conscience. Take this Richmond restaurant for example. Feast of Merit is a chic modern space with a relaxed atmosphere, scrumptious menu and staff devoted to a wonderful cause. The Swan Street establishment is an initiative […]
Read MoreA home close to the sea should be inviting, light and a place for rest and relaxation. With the head office of KWD located in the beachside location of Mt Martha, on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, it is any wonder that a favoured design style at KWD, is based on a coastal interior, with a sophisticated edge. With […]
Read MoreFlooring trends have changed and evolved over time, but carpet and floor rugs remain firmly in fashion. In this blog we take a brief look at some of the current options. Sisal –Real Sisal is actually a species of Agave native to southern Mexico, now cultivated and naturalised in many other countries. It yields a stiff fibre used in making various products including rope and […]
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