
Ombú St. House
Residential · Buenos AiresA grand family house renovated with care: floors restored, original openings recovered, new light throughout.
Interior design for Perth homes, from the first plan to the last object on the shelf.
Book a free discovery call02 — Process.
Four stages, each with something you can hold at the end. Every project starts with a free discovery call, and you can stop after any stage.
A free discovery call, then an in-home visit where we walk your home or your plans together and talk through how you live, what you need and what you can spend. You leave with clear next steps, whatever you decide.
You receive · a written summary and recommended scopeMeasured plans, layout options and a lookbook of materials, colour and mood that fixes the direction before money is spent.
You receive · floor plan options, lookbook, 3D viewsEvery finish, fixture, tap and light chosen, sampled and costed, then scheduled so your builder orders the right thing at the right time.
You receive · finishes & fixtures schedule, sample boardSite visits and answers for your builder through construction, then the furniture, art and objects that make it feel finished.
You receive · site support, furniture plan, final styling03 — Selected work.
Rooms that hold a life, not a trend.

A grand family house renovated with care: floors restored, original openings recovered, new light throughout.

A colonial house in Palermo reopened as a wine bar, transformed in days on a tight budget.

Two teams brought under one roof, with room to meet, focus and unwind.
04 — Shop.
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Tableware, textiles, lighting and ceramics, chosen by Madelaine from makers in Western Australia and Argentina.



05 — Letters.
Notes from the people we have designed with.
“We were drowning in tile samples. Madelaine narrowed every choice down to three, and our builder never waited on us once.”
“She saw a kitchen in our 1970s house that we couldn’t. It is now the room everyone ends up in.”
“Our granny flat is forty square metres, and Mum says it feels bigger than her old house.”
“We had the furniture but not the feeling. Two weeks of styling and the house finally looked like us.”
“She worked within the strata rules without ever making the apartment feel like a compromise.”