Stanmore House

Set within a circa-1890 Victorian double-fronted home, this project began once construction was already underway — a full interior scope taking in the kitchen, bathrooms, laundry, joinery, furnishings, lighting and styling. The brief was a light-filled, welcoming family home: one that held onto the building’s traditional character while making room for a more contemporary way of living.

Careful planning shaped a highly functional kitchen with generous storage, bathrooms layered with colour and personality, and a practical laundry softened by a few playful details. The living spaces were designed to feel calm, adaptable and connected, supporting the rhythm of everyday family life and leaving space for the home to evolve as the family grows.

Soft furnishings and window treatments finished the interiors, bringing warmth, privacy and a sense of cohesion throughout. The result is a home that feels resolved and instinctively lived in from the moment you walk through the door.

Winner, Heritage Buildings / Adaptive Re-Use, 2026 BDAA National Design Awards. Building design by designWORTH (Tricia Whitworth). Interior design and decoration by DOMI Interiors.