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Exquisite joinery is always compelling.   A meticulous process allows our team to focus on the detail.   Design / Valentine Interiors Photography / Loic Le Guilly                

A classic contemporary style requiring careful thought and consideration.   Harmony has been achieved through proportion, scale and understanding our client needs.   Paring back, curvaceous forms and being respectful of tradition with a fresh approach.   Design / Valentine Interiors Photography / Loic Le Guilly                                        

Respect and understanding the original era of a home is crucial when designing any interior space.   Our classic contemporary kitchen pays homage to the mid-century style, with warm timber tones and feature shelving. Views have been maximised allowing the merging of the interior and exterior.   Detail is refined, all components have been carefully crafted and there is a seamless flow throughout the space resulting in a timeless design….
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Imagine seeing the world through an unfocused lens.  Now try to find a door when it looks no different to the wall. If we are to dismantle space and then reassemble it, must we as designers embrace our responsibility to establish inclusivity for all that will pass through it? Let’s pose the question to ourselves and our industry; are we designing for all or are we passively bypassing regulations because…
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Check out The Tasmanian Tuxedo for their latest article. The story so far of Valentine interiors + design and of Jane, the driving force behind the name, the success and the hundreds of compelling interiors to date. We are honoured to be part of their unique take on the stories of everyday Tasmanians doing just a little bit more than the everyday. Creativity runs in Jane Valentine’s blood. Growing up…
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The theme: A challenged world is an alert world and from challenge comes change. So let’s all choose to challenge. How will you help forge a gender equal world? Jane Valentine was honoured to be asked to contribute her thoughts in a written piece for the Design Institute of Australia as part of International Women’s Day.   ‘When women are involved in decision-making, in research, in knowledge production, women do not get forgotten.’…
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Merging the external landscape with an interior can be challenging while enriching.   Ferny undergrowth, bracken and charred trees weave their way through our furniture, integrating the architecture of this Fern Tree home.   Spotted Gum highlights are enhanced with texture and form, creating a stillness and sophistication that envelops the home.   Interior Design / Valentine Interiors Architecture / Gregory Eade Photography / Loic Le Guilly      …
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