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Insider’s Guide to Poliform Kitchen Spaces

In the St Martins House by Matt Gibson Architects + Design, with interiors by Kestie Lane Studio, the use of a common design language provided by Poliform helped the seamless transition from the surface-heavy areas, such as the kitchen, to the more textile-based rooms in a house.

Dezeen

Sculptural Extension to Victorian Melbourne Home

Located in the suburb of South Yarra, the house on St Martins Lane has been expanded with a three-storey rear extension to better accommodate the needs of the family living there.

Belle Magazine - April 2023 Issue

South Yarra Residence

Italiante villas, Art Deco apartments, zinc-clad buildings, 1950s flats, industrial warehouses, 19th-century terraces, and 21st-century concrete and glass structures sit side by side in Melbourne's South Yarra.

Houses Magazine - Issue 150

South Yarra Residence

On a Melbourne laneway, an ambitious addition has transformed a small, dark terrace into a five-storey family home, offering a prototype for vertical living in the inner-city suburbs.

Est Living

Hitting The Mark

Bespoke materiality and quality craftsmanship go hand in hand for Melbourne interior designer Kestie Lane.

Habitus Living

Unexpected Delights at South Yarra Residence

Responding to the beautiful architecture of the home, Kestie Lane Studio has created a pared back interior of subtle nuance.

The Local Project

A Clear Vision – St Martins Lane Residence by Kestie Lane Studio

Through a crisp and rigorous lens, St Martins Lane Residence draws from a history of crafted elements, injecting the open clarity of a contemporary home of today. Kestie Lane Studio and Matt Gibson Architecture + Design combine to give new deliberation to an existing heritage home, ensuring its continued relevance whilst facilitating life in its many forms.

Est Living

Explore A Cultivated Terrace Transformation

From the narrow street in South Yarra, this three-storey Victorian terrace shows its traditional hallmarks – wrought-iron lace detailing on its verandah and leadlight above the front door.

Est Living

Streamlined Design Details with Kestie Lane Studio

Kestie Lane Studio re-writes the rule book with their eye-catching, maximalist approach to bathroom design. In this feature, we learn why every bathroom project is informed by the design of the entire home.

The Local Project

Inward Calm – Hopetoun Road

Looking inward, Hopetoun Road sees the orchestration of a calm and restorative retreat for its owners, heightened through a nod to luxury. Kestie Lane Studio, together with architecture by BG Architecture, proposes two dwellings that intercept on site, devised with their own subtleties and uniqueness.

Frame

RC+D Gallery, Melbourne

Kestie Lane Studio has transformed a derelict city loft into a high-end showroom, specification workshop and office. Rugs Carpet and Design’s (RC+D) new home in one of Melbourne’s most famous lanes is a gallery like experience of curated zones. It facilitates a more seamless specification process, in a beautiful and sculptural space.

Home Snapshots

Albert Park Residence

Kestie Lane Studio took a dark and dysfunctional space and turned it into a light-filled, highly detailed and functional home to suit the beautiful bayside location and lifestyle of Melbourne.

Est Living

The Est Edit: Built-In Bathroom Furniture

Kestie Lane, the trusted designers of this bathroom inside the Albert Park Residence, were all about bespoke output. But what exactly does that look like?

Est Living

Albert Residence by Kestie Lane Studio

Having undergone a complete overhaul, this Albert Park residence has been given a new lease on life thanks to the team at Kestie Lane Studio. Once known for its all but none storage space and a somewhat dark and dysfunctional interior, this humble abode is now bursting with life and character, and home to a very happy family.

Habitus Living

Designing Cultural Hospitality: Boosa Cafe by Kestie Lane

Boosa means ‘kiss’ in Arabic. Boosa Cafe is a gorgeous minimalist combination of tile, timber and greenery, while perfectly mixing the atmospheres of the Modern Middle-East and cosy local cultures.

Habitus Living

Crafting Feel-Good Spaces with Kestie Lane Studio

“It’s what’s on the inside that counts,” is the motto of designer Kestie Lane, founder of Kestie Lane Studio. And for this designer it’s heart and soul for what she does, as well as a quiet confidence and effortlessness that emanates in her work. Rebecca Gross reports.

Trendland

Interior Design by Studio You Me

The creative women of Studio You Me are Kestie Lane and Hana Hakim. Their partnership is based on a mutual love of design, food, art and all things unique and obscure. This love of design unites them yet they each bring unique strengths and their individual sense of style and confidence to the practice.

Artedomus

Maple Apartments (Studio You Me)

Melbourne based boutique property developer Angle has embraced the unique properties of Maximum specifying it in bathrooms and kitchens throughout Maple, the new multi residential apartment project in Hawthorn, Melbourne.

Australian Design Review

Kettle Black (Studio You Me)

A fresh take on a luxe café interior by Kestie Lane and Hana Hakim of Studio You Me evokes both modern and timeless design.

Est Living

Brighton Residence (Studio You Me)

This solid brick, architecturally designed 70’s treasure in Melbourne was a gift to work with according to designer Kestie Lane, one half of Melbourne based design firm, Studio You Me.