04 HOME TOUR “The architecture already had a beautiful softness to it, so we wanted the furniture to continue that language. Curved silhouettes help balance the stronger architectural elements while creating a sense of comfort and flow. From the rounded sofa to sculptural dining chairs and organic occasional pieces, every curve was chosen to enhance flow, softness, and visual interest,” shares Alanah. She continues, “With such a bold architectural foundation, the main challenge was ensuring each room felt unique without the home becoming visually overwhelming. We focused on creating moments of impact while maintaining consistency through materials, colour, and form, allowing each space to feel exciting individually yet cohesive as a whole.” “The existing finishes throughout the home were already incredibly bold and statement-driven, so our furniture and styling selections were designed to complement and elevate that vision rather than compete with it,” she adds. In line with Twostyle’s philosophy of crafting highly curated spaces, the team selected furniture based not just on its comfort but also on its ability to serve as a functional sculpture, and at times this required something custom. “The custom dining table is a standout, featuring statement burl timber pedestal legs paired with a natural travertine stone top, creating a striking focal point in the dining space. We also designed a custom chocolate velvet bed frame by Create Estate, which brings warmth and a luxurious richness to the master bedroom.” Being a family home, however, this renovation wasn’t purely aesthetic. “Practicality was just as important as aesthetics. The children’s bedrooms were designed to reflect their individual personalities while allowing them to evolve with the space over time. Throughout the rest of the home, we selected durable finishes such as PU leather dining chairs and performance fabrics for key upholstered pieces, ensuring the home could withstand everyday family life without compromising on design.” The perfect marriage of Twostyle’s design philosophy and their client’s personality and needs, the project’s successful use of contrast proves you can have it all. As Alanah puts it, “It’s bold without feeling overwhelming, layered without feeling cluttered, and every space feels considered.” “The architecture already had a beautiful softness to it, so we wanted the furniture to continue that language. Curved silhouettes help balance the stronger architectural elements while creating a sense of comfort and flow.” — Alanah Giuliano INTERIOR DESIGN AND STYLING: Twostyle PHOTOGRAPHER: Simon Shiff WORDS: Olivia Storrie
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