Alexandra Kidd Interior Design

16/10/2026

14/10/2026

Sometimes the right furniture piece for a room does not yet exist. So through the Atelier, we design it.⁠
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The dining table for Skyline Reverie started as drawings and specifications: a 3.2 metre oval top resting on two sculpted bases. We sampled the colour until the tone sat warmly beside the oak joinery and pale marble of the kitchen. At the Set In Steel workshop, the top and bases were cast in moulds, then coated, finished and fitted with an Alexandra Kidd Atelier name plaque.⁠
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The table was lifted by crane to the penthouse and guided in over the balcony, rain and all, a carefully timed moment in a day full of deliveries.⁠
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It is custom. So was everything it took to bring it home.⁠
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Project photography: Alicia Taylor⁠
Styling: STUDIO CD by Claire Delmar

06/10/2026

Spring, through the senses.⁠
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The scent of the garden drifting in. Lighter fabrics against the skin. The first of the seasons produce on the table. A home opening, ready for something new.⁠
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“We often think of spring as a season for gardens, but it is just as much a season for homes. A chance to open windows, shift what no longer serves us, and remember that a home is not defined by what we add, but by what it gives back.”⁠
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- Alex ⁠
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*Inspiration images sourced from Pinterest and other sources.

30/09/2026

Before you see it, you feel it.⁠
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At Vista Royale, the master bedroom flows seamlessly into the ensuite. Light softens, and the materials speak to one another, carrying the warmth of one room into the next.⁠
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A glimpse into the process behind the final space, from the walkthrough in CAD to the material decisions and the fixtures and finishes that let the two rooms breathe as one.⁠
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Interior Design: Alexandra Kidd Interior Design⁠
Photographer: Alicia Taylor⁠
Stylist: STUDIO CD by Claire Delmar

28/09/2026

The finer detail of Second Act.

The grain of timber. Reflections cast across gloss finishes. Curves of custom hardware. Air bubbles caught in custom glass bricks. Some details only reveal themselves in proximity.

Our newsletter offers that same closeness, at a slower pace. Four times a year, we distil the quieter parts of a project, share our reflections as they unfold, and offer hints at what is coming next for the studio.

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Interior Design & Decoration: Alexandra Kidd Interior Design
Photography: Dave
Styling: STUDIO CD by Claire Delmar
Joinery: élan. Interex Custom Joinery

25/09/2026

Ripple House has carried a particular quality since day one: a gentle threshold from the outside rush to an inner calm. Even at structural stage you can feel it, the curves already shaping how the light will move and how life will drift through rooms and out toward the garden beyond.⁠
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A timestamp documenting the journey on our recent site visit...

18/09/2026

The past few months have had us moving between the studio and across the city: supplier visits, a hands-on workshop with Savage Design, our Harbour Haze photoshoot day, and an afternoon at Capybara Bathing with the team. Alongside it, a celebration of our inclusion in the Australian House & Garden Top 50 Rooms awards, and a moment for our Second Act feature in Belle magazine⁠
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Cover image:⁠
Photography: Dave⁠
Styling: STUDIO CD by Claire Delmar

16/09/2026

We are grateful for the heartfelt response to the reveal of Second Act, featured in this month’s Belle magazine.

We sat down with our Design Principal Alex and Lead Designer Emma to discuss how the project began, and how the home took on its own Second Act. Like a piece of theatre, it unfolds as a story of bold decisions, bookended by statements of colour and threaded through with marks of time, personality, and narrative.

Cover image: Dave
Styling: STUDIO CD by Claire Delmar
Joinery: élan. & Interex Custom Joinery

15/09/2026

Twenty hands. One table.

We’re turning the clay pieces created by our guests at CLAY PLAY on 12 September into one collective table, bringing every mark, texture and moment together in a single piece.

Alexandra Kidd Interior Design Chris Ma Saturday Indesign | Design Together

Now, support “CLAY PLAY: Twenty Hands, One Table | Kaolin Surfaces” in the Saturday Indesign 2026 Project Vote via the link: https://indesign.formstack.com/forms/sid_2026_project_vote

We’d love your help to take it further! 🤍

14/09/2026

Site updates from Azure House, where form and structure are beginning to join hands with atmosphere and feeling.⁠
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Peeling back the window film to reveal the ocean beyond felt like an exhale. Our projects tend to follow that same arc: tension, decision, ex*****on, then release, as the space opens into something larger. That rhythm repeats until everything resolves.