Tait are thrilled to play a part in the beauty of the space with Seam barstools in the kitchen, and our iconic Jak chairs gracing the playful garden. The Australiana wonderland of textures and materials with all her rusts and greens is delightful, with the new insertion opening the home to the garden and inviting entertaining.
WOWOWA see all their projects as collaborations with clients and invite people to weave stories and narratives that resonate with them into the fabric of their interiors. They aim to create forever homes and Hermon House is just that!
Martina Gemmola
Ruth Welsby
Jak Chair without Arms designed by Justin Hutchinson.
Jak Chair without Arms designed by Justin Hutchinson.
Seam Barstools designed by Adam Cornish.
Seam Barstools designed by Adam Cornish.
Seam Barstools designed by Adam Cornish.
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