Curated by Homeroom Studio with architecture and interior design by Paul Conrad Architects, this dining space celebrates balance and refined materiality. The Volant Chandelier anchors the room, its linear form echoing the architectural rhythm while casting a soft, diffused glow over the timber travertine table below. The result is a calm and inviting setting where natural textures and sculptural forms come together in quiet harmony.
Every element has been thoughtfully composed, from the layering of warm timbers and travertine to the tactile mix of textiles and metallic accents. The result is a space that feels grounded yet elevated, where subtle details invite a sense of ease and quiet sophistication.
Featuring our VOLANT VC324 CHANDELIER with Frosted Fluted Glass and Blackened Brass body.
Furniture, Art & Object Curation Homeroom Studio
Architecture & Interior Design Paul Conrad Architects
Photography Timothy Kaye
Introducing new Breeze colourways & Breeze Outdoor
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Ross Gardam has been awarded a DIA Fellowship by the Design Institute of Australia (DIA), along with Awards of Merit awarded to Vestige and Volant.
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