“Whilst keeping the space minimal, the Phillip Jeffries Preppy Plaid in Cream adds a sense of character to the study in this home without dominating the space. The gingham pattern is so sophisticated and ties in the modern Hamptons theme perfectly.”

“Within this beachside retreat opposite Sorrento Sailing Club, a coastal Positano palette meets Italian Rationalism. The two-storey Merchant Builder-style home (originally constructed in 1980) was pared back to its primary bones. Within, sharp angular planes carved from stone are potently matched with the sensuality of abundant textural surfaces – both hard and soft. 

Phillip Jeffries Island Raffia wallcovering features on both levels. Combined with the European oak floorboards, it knits the cooling pale sage polished plaster surfaces together like an extension of the surrounding shoreline’s sand and thick scrub.”

“We love a statement entrance and the foyer of Elizabeth Bay House is no exception. In the home of Design Principal Alexandra Kidd, the Phillip Jeffries radiant Metallic Ombre II Gold wallcovering creates a stunning first impression. The gold leaf waterfall cascades down the entrance wall panels, setting the perfect luxurious tone for the rest of the home.”

“The magnificent Serenity wallcovering dissolves the sense of enclosure in this Melbourne sitting room and gives the sense of being immersed in an idealised, watery bayou. The painterly images are given further depth by the texture of the paper and the effect is amplified by the massive repeat which gives the sense of it being created in and for the room.

The Solsitce Silk wallcovering is perfect to add a luxurious lustre to walls as part of an overall colour scheme. The effect is an instant patina and the random nature of the slubbed silk gives a sense of something which is at once natural and highly refined.”