Hunter Interior Design

Hunter Interior Design Hunter Interior Design is an established Interior Design practice servicing Newcastle and the Hunter Valley.

Founded by interior designer Brooke Farrell in 2012, Hunter Interior Design is one of the most respected interior and exterior design studios in the Hunter Valley. At Hunter Interior Design we assist, guide and encourage our clients by giving them exclusive access to our network, knowledge and vision. We work hand in hand with architects and home owners to create a fluid, comprehensive space for t

he ease and liveability of its occupants. Our clients seek us out for our creativity, expertise, style and insight. We provide design help that is individualised, affordable and accessible. What distinguishes us from the rest is our bespoke approach. We’re focused on our clients style and vision and bringing that to life, instead of imposing our own. We want the design to reflect our client’s desires, ambitions and who they are but we also want the designs to reflect a certain confidence, style and sophistication. We’re here to give clients a beautifully designed space accompanied by a team of fully qualified designers who are going to listen to what you wish to achieve.

The bathroom at Casa Loma was designed to feel like a natural extension of the home’s overall aesthetic, creating a sens...
02/06/2026

The bathroom at Casa Loma was designed to feel like a natural extension of the home’s overall aesthetic, creating a sense of cohesion and calm throughout.

To maintain continuity, we selected the same vanity and wall lights used elsewhere in the home, allowing each space to feel connected while still having its own identity.

A walnut-look floor tile introduces warmth and depth, complemented by handmade-style ceramic wall tiles that bring texture and character. The curved wall that wraps the left side of the room is finished entirely in microcement, eliminating grout lines and softening the space with its seamless, sculptural form.

A palette of natural materials, subtle texture and thoughtful detailing come together to create a bathroom that feels both refined and effortlessly inviting. Swipe through to see the renders and completed bathroom 🛁

📣The biggest interior design mistakes often happen long before construction begins.Choosing finishes too early, overlook...
28/05/2026

📣The biggest interior design mistakes often happen long before construction begins.

Choosing finishes too early, overlooking lighting, following trends too closely, or not considering scale and functionality can lead to costly changes later on.

Great design isn’t just about creating a beautiful space - it’s about thoughtful planning, clear documentation, and making decisions that will stand the test of time.

A well-designed home should feel effortless, functional, and uniquely personal.

Swipe through for a few of the common mistakes we help our clients avoid throughout the design process ✨

From concept to completion - the Casa Loma ensuite.What begins as a collection of materials and ideas slowly evolves int...
27/05/2026

From concept to completion - the Casa Loma ensuite.

What begins as a collection of materials and ideas slowly evolves into something tangible. Every finish, every tone, every detail considered not just in isolation, but in how it works together as a whole.

The early mood board sets the direction - layering texture, warmth and restraint. From there, the design is resolved through documentation and visualisation, allowing the space to be understood before it’s built.

Slides 7 & 8 - And finally, the completed ensuite where everything comes together exactly as intended.

Good design isn’t accidental. It’s deliberate, refined, and resolved long before construction begins.

Soft curves meet rich timber - an entry that feels both sculptural and grounded in warmth.
21/05/2026

Soft curves meet rich timber - an entry that feels both sculptural and grounded in warmth.

A palette grounded in nature, layered in texture, and designed to age beautifully.Stone, microcement, plaster and timber...
20/05/2026

A palette grounded in nature, layered in texture, and designed to age beautifully.
Stone, microcement, plaster and timber - each material chosen to bring warmth, depth, and quiet cohesion to Casa Loma.

Soft curves, quiet light, and texture that speaks without trying.A moment of calm, carved into the everyday.
20/05/2026

Soft curves, quiet light, and texture that speaks without trying.
A moment of calm, carved into the everyday.

Soft, serene, and intentionally understated - this bathroom was designed as a quiet retreat from the everyday.Layered to...
14/05/2026

Soft, serene, and intentionally understated - this bathroom was designed as a quiet retreat from the everyday.

Layered tones, gentle textures, and warm finishes come together to create a space that feels calm without trying too hard. A place to slow down, reset, and breathe.

The dining room at Casa Loma is defined by calm restraint and finely resolved detailing, where custom joinery becomes bo...
13/05/2026

The dining room at Casa Loma is defined by calm restraint and finely resolved detailing, where custom joinery becomes both function and architectural feature.

We specified who offered a bespoke composition combining Slab J Handle and Slab Natural Oak doors, finished in a rich Baltic stain. The result is a layered yet seamless joinery wall that balances warmth with precision.

The Slab J Handle, crafted in crown-cut American Oak, offers a sleek, integrated grip designed to disappear into the timber while maintaining everyday functionality. Paired with the Slab Natural Oak profile, the natural grain is left uninterrupted, allowing the timber’s character to lead the space in its most honest form.

This is complemented by a bronze glass splashback that subtly reflects light, soft warm LED strip lighting that brings depth to the joinery at night, and custom glasslite doors that frame the piece with a refined transparency.

The benchtop continues the material story from the kitchen, using for a consistent, enduring surface that anchors the entire composition.

A study in texture, tone and restraint - where every element works quietly together.

At Casa Loma, lighting became more than a functional element, it became part of the architecture itself.A layered approa...
12/05/2026

At Casa Loma, lighting became more than a functional element, it became part of the architecture itself.

A layered approach to illumination was carefully considered throughout the home, combining wall lighting, recessed LED strip lighting, pendants, stair tread lighting and subtle up/down lighting to create warmth, depth and atmosphere at every turn.

Integrated LED strips softly trace the curved architectural details and float beneath vanities, enhancing the home’s sculptural forms while adding a calm ambient glow. Decorative pendants bring moments of softness and intimacy, while stair tread lighting quietly guides movement through the spaces after dark.

The result is a home that feels entirely different as the sun sets - warm, serene and intentionally illuminated. ✨

Flick through the images to see some behind-the-scenes moments of light placement during the renovation and how each layer was carefully brought to life on site.

Some spaces are meant to feel quietly timeless.For the bathroom at Casa Loma, the original bath was something the owners...
12/05/2026

Some spaces are meant to feel quietly timeless.

For the bathroom at Casa Loma, the original bath was something the owners felt strongly about keeping - and we couldn’t agree more. Rather than replace it, we refinished the existing piece and worked with the incredible team at to micro cement around the bath, creating a seamless, tonal finish that feels calm, grounded and spa-like.

Warm travertine tones and brushed brass tapware continue throughout the space, paying homage to the home’s original travertine tile while softening the palette with a more refined, contemporary approach.

Minimal, serene and intentionally understated, a space designed to slow you down.

Address

5/11-13 Church Street
Maitland, NSW
2320

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 5pm
Thursday 9:30am - 5pm
Friday 9:30am - 5pm
Saturday 9:30am - 12pm

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