Fresh Take

A historical bluestone miner’s cottage in inner Melbourne has reached its full potential with a charming revival.

STORY Carli Philips PHOTOGRAPHY Nicole England

EXTERIOR Garden bench seat, Matt Blatt. Floral and orange cushions, Adairs. HALLWAY ‘Wild’ side console in Cobalt, Fenton and Fenton. ‘Electric Dreams’ vase, Greg Natale. Artwork by Michael Bond. ‘Jube1’ pendant light, Richmond Lighting. Rug, Designer Rugs. ‘Mito’ floor lamp, Cosh Living. In the courtyard, ‘Mood’ sofa and ‘Nomad’ ottomans, both Cosh Living. DINING ROOM Dining table, Coco Republic. ‘Agapecasa Tire 3’ dining chairs by Angelo Mangiarotti, Artedomus. ‘Linear’ pendant light, Ilanel. Tom Dixon ‘Spin’ candelabra, Top3 By Design. Tom Dixon ‘Bone’ bowl, Living Edge. Red artwork on the wall by The Visuals. Blue and grey with the slightest trace of indigo, the bluestone facade of this 170-year old miner’s cottage in Melbourne’s inner east is one of the oldest in the area. Framed by two Pyrus trees with original…

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Australian House & Garden (Digital) - 1 Issue, April 2025

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