Phillip Jeffries is a family business founded with just 10 grass cloths in a garage over 40 years ago. From those humble beginnings, the company is now in its fourth decade and has emerged as the industry leader in natural, textured and speciality wallcoverings. Phillip Jeffries produces innovative and creative collections for both the residential and contract markets.
COLLECTIONS
RECENT PROJECTS
1/5
THE NIELSEN BEACH CLUB
by Sydney Restaurant Group
“Overlooking the pristine sands of Shark Beach, The Nielsen Beach Club has been reimagined by Sydney Restaurant Group as an intimate and stylish coastal retreat. Designed for effortless gatherings, the space blends relaxed elegance with a natural, eclectic aesthetic.”
2/5
ARMYTAGE HOUSE
by Indre Concepts
“Armytage House, a historic mansion built in 1860, has been meticulously restored to its former grandeur. Originally serving as a boarding school and council chambers, the home has been reimagined to blend its rich history with modern family living.”
3/5
FAIRLIE APARTMENT
by Kennedy Nolan
“This apartment interior can be found in one of the most celebrated apartment buildings in Melbourne, Fairlie, by the venerable modernists Yuncken Freeman Brothers, Griffiths and Simpson. The brief was for a down-size apartment for a client transitioning from a large house and garden which came with a lifetime of carefully and intelligently collected art and furniture.”
4/5
ARMADALE RESIDENCE
by O’Gormans
“When our friends at B.E Architecture came to us with plans for window furnishings for this state of the art, one of its kind three-storey home in Armadale, we were thrilled and couldn’t contain our excitement at the opportunity to put our expertise into this magnificent home.”
5/5
SYDNEY WATERSIDE
by Thomas Hamel & Associates
“We chose the peacock blue lacquered wallcovering by Phillip Jeffries as it creates such a sensational background for the amazing Norman Seeff photograph of The Eagles which the client owns as part of their collection. Both the colour and texture add an extra layer of depth to the space and transform the room into an unexpected LA style 1970’s bar and lounge area.”
