This Melbourne Home Is All Business in the Front, Party in the Back

An aqua armchair brings a vintage feel to the room. Silver structural pieces by Danish brand Georg Jensen reflect the light.

Tan, aged leather sofas are the perfect place to take in the view of the courtyard outside. By curating their own unique furnishings, the owners were able to incorporate pieces with sentimental value — the gold side table near the couch was gifted to the couple at their wedding.

In the dining room, a table from Australian furniture company Jardan is surrounded by Barnaby Lane's Fenwick chairs. Above, an antique brass frame hanging light called Emery was also purchased from Jarden.

In the kitchen area, American Oak Hendrix bar stools purchased from Jardan provide seating for a kitchen island made of Neolith, a marble-esque "high-tech ultra compact slab," chosen for its extreme durability. The material is resistant to scratches, stains, and high temperatures, making it the perfect surface for families that like to cook together.

Throughout the home, a mix of tones and textures create a space that is both harmonious and fun. The white walls, painted in Dulux's Antique White U.S.A., reflect the light and display the shadows pouring in from the full-length windows.

In the bathroom, the firm incorporated the same style marble countertop and cabinets from the kitchen design. The result is a sense of continuity that permeates throughout the house for a cohesive yet unique interior design.

In the bathroom, the firm incorporated the same style Neolith countertop from the kitchen design. Cabinets, also in the same style as the kitchen design, are covered in a satin finish to match the walls' paint color.