We are committed to protecting the health of our people, our clients, and our collaborators.

We have successfully set up remote working systems and continue to deliver high quality service.

Currently, we are holding no face to face meetings in our office.

However, we are available to answer any questions and enquiries via phone, or meetings and presentation via Zoom.

Please contact Anthony 0407 800 702 for any project enquiries.

We are excited to announce that our residential project, Attic Magic, have been shortlisted in The Interior Design Excellence Awards 2019 (IDEA).

Luxurious modern bathrooms are one of key features in this renovation.

Have a look at our Attic Magic featured on Domain article, “The key factors that go into designing a luxurious modern bathroom” today!

Link to article here

Projects link here

We are thrilled to unveil the new logo and identity of Windust Architecture x Interiors.

Thank you Akiko Chan for your fantastic work on the Logo and branding. We love the parallel lines, the font, the colour palette and the scatter pattern.

A joy to inhabit.

“Windust is a balance of two halves working together equally. The vision and the detail, the inside and the outside. Windust and their client are also two parts that collaborate to complete a project; the best result being one where the product is greater than the sum of two parts.

The expertise and value of Windust is their ability to respond to a client’s needs and create a curated solution. The right combination of materials, fixture and finishes results in a space that delights.”

– Akiko Chan, Graphic designer and branding specialist

Links:
www.akikochan.com.au
www.greengraphics.com.au

Our office would be closed from 20th of December  and reopen on 15th of January 2019.

The Age, Domain

Delighted to have our “Grand Pavilion” project featured in today’s Domain. Word by Jenny Brown

https://www.domain.com.au/news/the-melbourne-couple-who-are-happy-to-live-together-but-apart-784595/

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A quiet and delightful interior takes centre stage in the reworking of this former ‘volume build’ family home by Windust Architects. Annie Reid takes a closer look.

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A growing family and a fig tree: two important factors in the extensions of Matt and Sonia Hegarty’s home in Coburg, Victoria, by Windust Architects, which feature some Japanese elements.  Words by Tess Ritchie.

The Age, Domain

Appealing ideas have lifted the look of a 10-year-old home. Article by Ann Pilmer