Projects

01.
Lola Cottage
Interior for a short term farm stay. Coming soon!
02.
Prahan House
When that young family grows. Adults need adult space to work, rest and entertain. Teens need space to grow, learn and play. Most importantly it needed to feel like a home for each and everyone. This home sits on just under 160 square meters.
It has a robust program that accommodates entertaining, working and nourishing a growing family.
Highlights from this project are the media room, cellar, formal dining room and a hidden studio with it’s own balcony.
(Photos by Nicole England)

03.
Elwood House
This old girl had a good life but she was tired and twisted into a floor plan that just did not work for our client.
ALD redesigned the ground floor and extension to the rear of the house. With new bathroooms, kitchen and flooring throughout the transformation was light filled and stunning.
04.
Mr Nibbles
Mr Nibbles was the bunny at the rear of Gladstone Store. He busily produced four personal cofee blends over two years.
ALD were delighted to create the portrait for each special blend.
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Binky Blend
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Thunder Run
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Little Prince
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Summer Blend

05.
Gladstone Store
ALD had the pleasure of creating and producing a Christmas window for the Gladstone Store in Birchgrove, NSW.
We were able to assist with sign writing, hamper design and window styling.
06.
The Cluster Melbourne
In the Queen Street Penthouse ALD were able to assist in this commercial project by sourcing materials in a creative way for this coworking and event space.

07.
Prahran Cottage
An 1850’s weatherboard cottage tucked away in a quiet street in Prahran. This cottage needed a complete overhaul to accomodate a young family.
A two bedroom cottage became a three bedroom with attic storage on top. At the rear a hand built wood fired pizza oven was built into a vertical garden.
An unexpected entertainers delight, right in the middle of an urban life.
08.
St Kilda Apartment
New flooring, kitchen and bathroom for an iconic apartment building in St Kilda. The client did not want a standard bathroom vanity. They needed ample storage without the bulk.
ALD designed a console to rest an elegant sink and placed two small trunks below. While being able to store a large amount they could pull out for ease of use.
In the kitchen, shelves were hand stained to bring out the grain of the timber because beautiful details are a must.












