by Brownlow Interior Design

Crafted by acclaimed Melbourne Architect Wayne Gillespie, this town house nestled in Armadale’s verdant embrace showcases Gillespie’s hallmark: spacious layouts and strategic illumination with natural light.

Rather than altering the structural integrity, our task was to infuse the interiors with a feminine allure and an unrestrained embrace of patterns and hues for our discerning client. Drawing inspiration from the whimsical Clarence House print, Congo, featuring playful animals frolicking on plump cushions, our initial design scheme took flight. Vibrant greens and pinks were introduced to synchronise with the lush landscapes by Paul Bangay, granting each room sweeping vistas both to the north and south.

Throughout, we’ve seamlessly integrated cherished artworks and timeless antiques, revitalising each space with relaxed slipcovers and sumptuous upholstery in exquisite textiles. A delightful botanical wallpaper enlivens a petite powder room, while the snug, ensconced in coral pink raffia wallpaper, beckons as a cosy haven on chilly winter nights.