Spread over two levels, the entry is marked by a sculptural staircase that indicates the point of transition between the levels. While the living level is more open and connected, the upper level houses the guest rooms and has a more modest approach. A palette of white plastered walls and smaller window openings create a more intimate setting and a sense of removal from below.
Reflecting the client’s playful personality and love for entertaining demanded an equally unique home. Melbourne-based interior stylist Charlotte Pittella has a passion for layering. Through this kaleidoscopic lens, she applied her signature masterstroke of bold colours, unique textures, and sculptural forms – all to maximum effect.
Charlotte has brought the communal spaces of this Brighton Home to life with a design that balances bold moments alongside hero furniture pieces and expressive, sculptural art. Rich with personality and vibrancy, the kitchen, living, and dining spaces exhibit furniture, art and furnishings that capture an eclectic and contemporary aesthetic.
We sat down with Charlotte to talk through her ‘high style’ inspiration behind the decorative styling of this colourful home and why she makes a compelling case for colour and contemporary European furniture.
Produced in partnership with DOMO Collections
