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Inside her 1930s Queenslander in Ipswich, Hannah P Inside her 1930s Queenslander in Ipswich, Hannah Puechmarin designed a timber kitchen that draws on the cottages of Britain and Wales. It has English-style face-frame cabinetry in Tasmanian oak and spotted gum benchtops. There's also a $40 secondhand butler's sink made in the style of Dinmore Pottery, which made ceramics in Ipswich in the early 1900s. A friend hand-illustrated the botanical tiles.⁠
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Hannah finished the kitchen with our Domed Cupboard Knobs and Classic Drawer Pulls in Unlacquered Brass. She chose them to sit alongside the home's original brass and copper fixtures. Over time, the brass will develop a patina that's unique to this home.⁠
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Explore the full project via the linkinbio | iver-life.com/Projects⁠
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Photography and styling: @hannahpuechmarin
A Journey Through Australian Architectural Styles: A Journey Through Australian Architectural Styles: Colonial Georgian (1788 – 1850)⁠
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Colonial Georgian architecture arrived with the earliest settlements, as British settlers set about recreating the order and refinement of home in a very different land. Symmetrical façades, centred entrances and sash windows with timber shutters gave these homes their calm, balanced presence.⁠
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The Australian climate soon had its say. Verandahs were added for shade and ventilation, while stuccoed brickwork in earthy tones and interiors of soft creams, pale browns and muted blues and greens kept things simple. The result was an elegance that has endured.⁠
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Read More | TradCo.com.au/Journal - Link in Bio
@little_oak_cygnet is a beautifully restored 1860s @little_oak_cygnet is a beautifully restored 1860s cottage designed to be a peaceful retreat for its guests. Lovingly preserved and thoughtfully detailed, the home celebrates its heritage roots while offering modern comfort. ⁠
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Throughout the cottage, Tradco’s hardware pays homage to the home's heritage. Panic Bolts on exterior doors provide both security and authenticity, echoing the functional simplicity of 19th-century design. ⁠
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On the French doors, Teardrop Casement Fasteners lend a refined, traditional touch—beautiful in form and satisfying to use, they contribute to the home's quiet charm.⁠
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Explore our window and door fittings online.⁠
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📷️ @moniquelovick.photography⁠
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