Interior styling services and furniture selection

Interior styling is the last layer of a project, and the one you live with every day. We select furniture, lighting, rugs, fabrics, art and objects that suit the architecture and the way you actually live, and we look for pieces that will last rather than follow a trend.

Because styling sits inside our full service, it is planned alongside the architecture and interior design. The result is a home that feels resolved, calm and personal, with nothing that looks like it came straight off a showroom floor. Our interior styling services are the reason so many of our projects feel finished on the day the owners move in.

Our furniture selection service starts with the floor plan. We know where every window, view and power point sits, so furniture is chosen to fit the room, the light and the way people move through it, and it is selected in time to suit the build program.

Where the right piece does not exist, we design it. At March House in Orange, local artisan Dan Szpytko made a custom circular steel door pull and lock and a series of custom side tables for the home. Working with makers like this gives a house details no catalogue can offer, and it supports the craftspeople of the Central West.

Interior styling matters just as much in commercial spaces, where a room has to feel right to hundreds of guests. Styling is credited alongside architecture and interior design on several of our commercial projects, including the Montoro Wines cellar door and the Sweet Sour Salt restaurant in Orange.

At Sweet Sour Salt, colour and graphics were a key focus, and we designed an innovative low cost lighting solution that ties the dining spaces together. The restaurant quickly became a destination dining experience in the Central West, which is the best result interior styling can deliver for a business.

If you are looking for an interior stylist in Orange or the wider Central West, our studio is in Lords Place, and we work with clients across NSW. Because styling is handled by the same team that designed the building, you deal with one studio, one set of decisions and one point of contact from start to finish.

That also protects the design. The finishes, colours and furniture are chosen with the architecture in mind, so the house you imagined on paper is the house you move into.

Most stylists arrive after the builder leaves and work with whatever the house gives them. We plan styling from the start, so the joinery, lighting and power are designed around the furniture, the art has walls made for it, and the finishes suit the pieces going in.

It is a quieter, more considered way to finish a home, and it avoids the expensive rework that comes from treating furniture selection as an afterthought. See our interior design work for more of how Sally and David approach interiors.