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• Formerly Revamper
• High End Residential Interiors
• Thoughtful Spaces, Beautifully Crafted

28/10/2026

The feels hit hard on handover day!

27/10/2026

It’s easy to create flow in a perfect rectangle.

The real test of thoughtful design is turning an irregular footprint into a kitchen that feels completely natural to live and cook in.

Instead of fighting the awkward angles in this space, we leaned into the shape of the room to ensure the ergonomics worked perfectly.

We positioned the sink under the window to take advantage of the natural light with the dishwasher on the right hand side ensuring it could be opened without hitting the opposite bench with enough room to stand at the sink comfortably.

The cooktop sits directly opposite with the oven in a tower for easy accessibility and enough landing space on the bench next to the cooktop to unload comfortably.

We removed the hard angle in the corner to make use of all the available storage. This also created a space to stand comfortably opening up the corner benchtop as useful preparation space ideally positioned between the sink and the cooktop.

The fridge and pantry is positioned out of shot but sits side by side with bench space to the side for setting down shopping and easily unloading into the storage areas.

Constraints don’t limit great design, they’re usually where the best ideas come from.

What’s the trickiest architectural quirk in your home?

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24/10/2026

>> PROJECT NEARING COMPLETION

Seeing this space come together layer by layer is so rewarding. From initial floor plans and detailed documentation through to concept renders, watching a vision take shape is always the best part of the process.

22/10/2026

>> ENSUITE TRANSFORMATION

Explore how we transformed this dated ensuite bathroom into a calm, texturally rich sanctuary, tailored for modern living. Here is a look at the design details that define this project:

Oceanic Feature Tiles: A textured feature wall of ocean-blue glaze subways brings depth, movement and a rich pop of colour above the double vanity. This selection was driven by our clients love for Asia and particularly Indonesia, adding some Balinese flavour to the otherwise minimalistic design.

Organic Mirror Forms: Twin asymmetrical, organic-shaped mirrors soften the straight architectural lines and catch natural light from the overhead skylight.

Warm Timber & Curved Detail: A floating walnut vanity paired with matte black vessel basins, offset by a softly curved shower entry wall and integrated niche. We also introduced a recessed warm LED in the shower around the curve as both an architectural detail but also to create a space that feels intimate and cosy. Perfect for cold winter mornings!

Seamless Microcement Finishes: Smooth, continuous microcement wraps the walls and floor, eliminating tile grout lines for a clean, minimalist feel.

Fluted Glass Division: A floor-to-ceiling reeded glass screen framed in matte black separates the vanity while keeping light moving freely through the space.

Which detail stands out to you most: the organic mirrors, the rich blue tiles or the seamless microcement finishes? Let us know in the comments below.

26/04/2026

Transform Your Bathroom into a Private Sanctuary

Ever wondered how to capture that Balinese resort feeling without leaving home? It’s all about the balance of raw, organic textures and bringing the “outside in.”

For this recent renovation, we moved away from the standard “white and bright” to create a moody, grounding escape. If you’re looking to recreate this peaceful vibe in your own home, here are three design principles we used:

1. Embrace Biophilic Design
Don’t just put a pot on the counter—integrate your greenery. We designed this custom-formed concrete vanity with a built-in planter. Using an integrated solution ensures your plants feel like a permanent architectural feature rather than an afterthought, instantly lowering cortisol levels the moment you walk in.

2. Texture Over Color
To achieve that authentic Wabi-sari aesthetic, we used Japanese Shou Sugi Ban (charred wood) for the cladding. The deep, velvety carbon finish provides a stunning contrast to the river stone basin. When choosing materials, look for items that feel “found” rather than “manufactured.”

3. Mix the Elements
A successful sanctuary balances the “hard” and the “soft.”
• Concrete & Stone: Provide the grounding, earthy foundation.
• Charred Wood: Adds warmth and a sense of history.
• Living Foliage: Softens the industrial lines and adds movement.

Design Tip: When using dark textures like Shou Sugi Ban, ensure you have soft, indirect lighting (like the linear LED strip seen here) to highlight the grain without creating harsh shadows.

Thinking of turning your primary bath into a retreat? DM us to chat about custom concrete solutions for your space.

Address

2A/84A Old Pittwater Road
Brookvale, NSW
2100

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61406803361

Website

http://www.xandainteriordesign.com.au/

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