Interior designer, architect and furniture designer Daniel Boddam reimagines a 1980s home in Sydney’s Upper North Shore.
This Sydney home was in need of a full revamp, for clients who requested a modern image with a mid-century twist. Renowned for creating calm and refined spaces, Daniel Boddam and stylist Studio CD set out to transform the double-storey home into a timeless abode fit for years to come.
We take a closer look at the design-led product selection and explore how to achieve this considered home’s look with pieces from Daniel Boddam Furniture.
A large, stained rosewood door defines the entrance of the home. Inside, Tongue n Groove’s European oak flooring runs through the entire ground floor, setting the tone for a calm and refined colour palette. Door heights were raised throughout, now set with black steel-framed doors, that allow for an influx of natural light while still providing privacy.
The dining room showcases a Daniel Boddam custom-designed dining table with Vilda 3 dining chairs from Great Dane Furniture. Hues of pink and terracotta are contrasted with a gold pendant, making this room the most colourful in the home.
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Repositioned to enable for more living space, the kitchen is efficient and simplistic, with a white marble benchtop and timber veneer cabinetry. Premium appliances, matt black tapware and an undermount sink complete the space and successfully maintain the home’s elegant aura.
Built-in cabinetry and an Armadillo & Co rug adorn the main living area. An elevated living space with aluminium sliders separates itself from this family room, with sheer grey curtains diffusing the sun.
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The placement of the staircase was amended to evoke a greater sense of arrival. A Christopher Boots’ Prometheus II Pendant from Est Lighting hangs above, making for an intriguing design focal point from the entrance of the home. In the master bedroom, a custom velvet bedhead runs along the back wall set against textured wallpaper, with soft carpet underfoot. The layering of different materials creates a soothing atmosphere.
A generous internal steel-framed door encloses the bath and shower space in the bedroom, creating a secluded yet open haven for relaxation.
Backed by Daniel Boddam’s core values and careful consideration of products, the Lindfield residence is a true testament to timeless design.
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