Larritt-Evans Interiors

by Larritt-Evans Interiors

“When we were sourcing fabrics for Sorrento we knew we wanted to include texture, the building was an original 1970’s brick building which we stripped back to its bones. Being a secondary residence for our clients, we wanted the home to be welcoming and represent a retreat from their busy Melbourne lives, the solution for us was texture. “

Brand
Sunbury Design
Product
Chaps
Project Name
Sorrento House
Project Type
Residential
Photo Credit
Eve Wilson
www.evewilson.com.au
Featured Products

Chaps-Landscape 1409

Designer

Claire Larritt-Evans
www.larritt-evans.com

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Meli Studio

Sunbury-Aurrum Terrigal 2
Sunbury-Aurrum Terrigal 3

by Meli Studio

“The range of fabrics that we specified for Aurrum’s aged care home in Terrigal Drive NSW, was the perfect combination of texture and colours that we had envisioned for the project. We wanted to balance the feel of a beachside home coupled with the sophistication of a luxury hotel. The Sunbury fabric range enabled us to pull together this design concept and resulted in a home that is simply stunning.”

Brand
Sunbury Design
Product
Autograph and Carnaby Velvets
Project Name
Aurrum, Terrigal Drive
Project Type
Commercial
Photo Credit
Scott Riley
www.scottriley.net.au
Featured Products​

Shoreditch- Aquarium 9625
Hampstead- Lake 9618
Chelsea- Schooner 9635
Lalique- Vellum 8124
Lalique- Chicory 8110

Designer

Julie Ockerby
www.melistudio.com.au

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a+ design group

by a+ design group

“The iconic Hilton Sydney recently completed a $25 million transformation, with the guest rooms reimagined by the team at a+ design group. Featuring Phillip Jeffries wallcoverings and Sunbury Design fabrics throughout, to give travelers a sophisticated and calming experience in the heart of the city.”

Brand
Sunbury Design
Product
Hackney
Project Name
Hilton Sydney
Project Type
Commercial
Photo Credit
Courtesy of a+ design group
Featured Products​
Hackney-Inferno 9603
Hackney-Spectrum 9604

Designer

a+ design group

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