From the entrance of this Harbourside Spanish Mission Home, there are spectacular panoramic views from Point Piper and down to Manly and the heads. Iron balustrades, arched openings and stone flooring sets the scene. The floorpan boasts large open living spaces where furniture is positioned to create comfortable spaces to relax in. This home’s American Spanish style is filled with juxtaposition using natural linen fabrics, animal prints, paisleies, vintage cloths and Oriental, French and English pieces. The outdoor courtyard is enclosed, creating a glass roof soaring 10 metres high. The large dining table is the perfect greeting place and is the heart of the home. The kitchen, with its shaker cabinetry and seperate breakfast room, offers plenty of space for entertaining. Stone fireplaces, sandstone walls and dark timber floors with Persian carpets add warmth and layering. It’s a wonderful home for hosting parties and events with the pool, spa and outdoor firepits just off the kitchen. The unique artwork and other special antiques, together with the interior design, have been collected through time and all speak to each other to tell a Spanish Mission story.

Perched high above Sydney Harbour with views to the heads, this home is a modern synthesis of rustic and refined elements with polished American charm. The interiors convey warmth through woods, natural materials and an earthy colour palate which reflects the sky, the water and the earth. It’s the perfect mix of old and new and is decorated with a tranquil fusion of eras and styles.

Sophisticated yet relaxed, our revamped home by the bay is all about ease. Vintage fabrics, relaxed linens and Ralph Lauren prints are used in colors of indigo blue, bright corals and soft browns to harmonise with the sparkling blue waters, sandy beach and beautiful sunsets.

Blending subtle and bold elements, this family home represents the perfect balance of formal and informal spaces for relaxing and entertaining. This bright and spacious home harnesses timeless design with soothing tones of deep, dark blue, select tones of green and crisp white.

Situated on the stunning harbour of Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, this East Coast style Estate boasts breathtaking views to the heads. The interiors reflect the elements of the natural surroundings, using hues of deep indigo, coral, sand and sky blue. The living spaces are relaxed yet sophisticated and create a peaceful, tranquil environment for the family to come together and unwind.

The Crescent is a luxury apartment nestled into a hillside in a wonderfully serene and secluded pocket of Woollahra. Meticulously designed by Architect Susan Rothwell and gardens by Landscape Architect Paul Bangay.

A grand Estate in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs, which was formerly Lynda’s own personal residence, has been redesigned for the new owners. The colours were changed to a softer palette that worked with their artwork using hues of purple and lavender which were reworked with indigo blue, used in the previous home. These elements are offset with pops of gold and green and black joinery.