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The Ultimate Melbourne Penthouse Of Bruce + Chyka Keebaugh

The Mornington Peninsula home of Bruce and Chyka Keebaugh, co-founders of The Big Group, has been one of the most popular in The Design Files’ history, so we reckon you’re going to love this one. This penthouse apartment is the couple’s new city pad, and we have to say, it’s pretty major!

Bruce and Chyka combined two off-the-plan apartments and completely customised the interiors in their own unique style, reimagining the floorplan (less bedrooms, more space to entertain!) and adding plenty of bold colour, treasured artwork and personal touches.

It’s only been eight months since they moved in, but this space couldn’t feel more distinctly Bruce and Chyka!

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Everything You Need To Know About Working With An Architect

creative-peoplearchitectureEverything You Need To Know About Working With An Architect

What does an architect do?

Think of an architect as the head of your home’s design and build team, that may include interior designers, structural engineers, landscape architects, building surveyors and builders.

‘Architects are the only people in the building industry that are regulated to manage an entire project, from design and through the whole construction process,’  says Albert Mo, director of Architects EAT.

‘While we are the mastermind behind the aesthetic and pretty spaces, more importantly we are the logical mind who processes your wishes to combine with building regulations, sustainability and budget, to arrive at the end result.’

Architects are also problem solvers, possessing a unique skillset that’s both creative and technical. 

‘We get to use both the right and left sides of the brain to create elegant solutions to spatial problems,’ says Antony Martin, director of MRTN Architects. ‘We have the capacity to creatively resolve technical challenges and use technical know-how to bring creativity to life.’ 

Nulla Vale by MRTN Architects. Photo – Peter Bennetts


Good Life House by MRTN Architects. Photo – Dave Kulesza. Styling – Bea+Co


Good Life House by MRTN Architects. Photo – Dave Kulesza. Styling – Bea+Co


Shadow Cottage Daylesford by MRTN Architects. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli


Shadow Cottage Daylesford by MRTN Architects. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli


Shadow Cottage Daylesford by MRTN Architects. Photo – Eve Wilson for The Design Files. Styling – Annie Portelli


Thornbury Townhouses by Fowler and Ward. Photo – Tom Ross


Thornbury Townhouses by Fowler and Ward. Photo – Tom Ross


Thornbury Townhouses by Fowler and Ward. Photo – Tom Ross


Flemington House by Lisa Breeze Architect. Photo – Cathy Schusler. Styling – Natalie James


Flemington House by Lisa Breeze Architect. Photo – Cathy Schusler. Styling – Natalie James


Carpenters Square House by Architects EAT. Photo – Derek Swalwell. Styling – Swee Design


Carpenters Square House by Architects EAT. Photo – Derek Swalwell. Styling – Swee Design


Carpenters Square House by Architects EAT. Photo – Derek Swalwell. Styling – Swee Design


Pivot House by Architects EAT. Photo – Chris Murray. Styling – Anna Botsaris


Pivot House by Architects EAT. Photo – Chris Murray. Styling – Anna Botsaris


Pivot House by Architects EAT. Photo – Chris Murray. Styling – Anna Botsaris

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