Islamic architecture merges with natural beauty in this interior. An immersive blend of tradition and organic elements. A fractured landscape of familiar ceiling elements.

Utilising artificial intelligence we created an augmented marble-esque fictional surface was created. This surface was then applied to illuminated and non illuminated elements within the interior representing the transformation of skin provided by @youthlabaus

For Youth Lab the material palette is soft and subdued but with an air of professionalism. Concrete tones create a base throughout with accents of the illuminated and non-illuminated artificially intelligent produced surfaces.

The Youth Lab interior is designed to be part of the decision making process for the customer providing a thoughtful backdrop for personal reflection in understanding the physical and emotional decisions that one has to make to receive any cosmetic treatment.

Archive 2022 : Toby's Estate Flagship cafe

In Toby's Estate Flagship Cafe & Roastery, the island brew bar allows customers to interact closely with the barista, ask questions, and share their love for coffee. Customers can also observe the coffee-making process through overhead mirrors.

Archive 2022 : Toby's Estate Flagship Cafe & Roastery

Designed as an indulgent extension of the Sanctuary experience at Wentworth Point, Sydney, Sanctuary Water House captures the essence of the housing Masterplan, merging nature with the built environment.

Introducing the Helen Kaminski global flagship store in Sydney, QVB. We were approached by @helen_kaminski to develop global design guidelines from pop-up through to flagship to guide them as they expand globally. Image: Tim Kindler

Helen Kaminski: Product as Landscape. A flowering meadow of headwear and other items that the customer meanders through to discover the story behind the Helen Kaminski brand. Image:Tim Kindler

Designing everything from the VM fixtures to the joinery units and overall concept, the design is a cohesive, biophilic composition referencing Australian natural landscapes. The hats themselves, when fully merchandised, resemble a field of flowers. Image: Tim Kindler

Henrietta explores the cultural and physical landscapes of Lebanon, drawing upon abstracted Islamic and gothic motifs to create a reflective atmosphere with deep blues and golden ochres, reminiscent of a Lebanese sunset. Image: Paul Martin

At Henrietta in Windsor materials of rippled stainless steel, terracotta and oak applied to walls, ceilings and floors create a warm welcoming environment whilst throwing light patterns and colour diffusions around the space depending on the time of day.

By abstracting Lebanese landscapes through light, texture, and form, the interior creates a familiar environment immersing diners in an experience that transports them through food and tradition.

Congratulations to @tobysestatecoffee for being named World's Best Coffee Shop the Russell & George designed Chippendale Flagship.

This Aussie coffee shop was just voted the best in the world from Australian Traveller - australiantraveller.com/nsw/sydney/wor…