Outset Design

Practicality with a touch of playfulness.

At our Unley Park project, custom joinery brings everyday function to the entry, featuring a natural stone bench seat and scattered timber wall hooks for storage.

A final look at our Unley Park kitchen, highlighting the textures and joinery details.

From the sweeping movement of the natural stone splashback to the custom integrated cabinetry and black steel framing on the island, every surface was selected to layer texture while keeping the overall palette calm and timeless.

Which detail is your favourite - the island waterfall edge, the stainless steel rangehood or the dark timber?

The ultimate back-of-house setup at Unley Park.

Tucked just beyond the main kitchen, a quiet study nook shares the garden view through the expansive picture window behind the sink.

Around the corner, a fully equipped walk in pantry offers generous storage and dedicated prep space, featuring soft textured splashback tiles for a subtle touch of colour.

Form, function and light.

An overall look at the main kitchen zone in our Unley Park project. Designed to anchor the open-plan living and dining spaces, the kitchen balances soft neutral joinery with dramatic natural stone veining, dark timber accents, industrial stainless steel and rich natural light.

Stay tuned - we’ll be sharing the finer details, hidden pantry, and study nook in our upcoming posts!

Bathroom tour: Unley Park edition

Swipe through to explore:
1. Kit-kat tiles and moody sconce lighting in the powder room
2. A bath with a view in the primary ensuite
3. Soft sage tones and warm timber in the main bathroom

Let us know your favourite!

Clean geometry, warm stone and afternoon light at Unley Park.

We played with contrast on this rear elevation - pairing rich natural stonework with sleek dark framing, warm timber soffits, and expansive glazing that connects the living space seamlessly to the garden.

Softening clean architectural lines with lush, layered planting.

The contrast between rendered surfaces, dark metal details, and vibrant foliage in the courtyard gives our Unley Park entry sequence its calm, welcoming feel.

It’s been a couple of years since we handed over our Unley Park project, but it was a joy to go back and capture it with Jack Fenby.

The robust sandstone wall seen in these images has found its place, and the landscaping has truly come into its own, offering a lush contrast to the textured masonry and charcoal cladding.

These winter weather has us dreaming of poolside summer days in Unley Park.

We recently had this project photographed. We can’t wait to share more!