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Why Mid-Century Modern Never Actually Left
In our latest From The Studio piece, interior designer Belinda Farhat unpacks why this style endures: honest materials, quiet confidence, and a kind of function that never needed to shout to be noticed.
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Considered From the Street In
This piece by Stewart argues that facades on duplexes and triplexes deserve dedicated design thinking rather than templated decoration, since they must resolve multiple households into one coherent street presence through proportion, material restraint, and thoughtful street engagement.
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Three Homes, One Address
A triplex isn't just a bigger duplex, and it isn't only a developer's tool. For families weighing whether their block could hold three homes instead of one, Jesse and Stewart unpack what's actually changed, and what it takes to design three identities that still read as one considered home.
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Project Grace – Part 1: The Brief
In Part 1 of the Project Grace series, we're diving into the story behind the build: the vision our clients had for this Tarragindi block, why they chose to keep the Queenslander's character alive, and how we designed around one of the best views on Brisbane's south side.
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The Story Behind Our Rebrand
This piece traces why we named the business Meadan, what "design-led" genuinely means to us, and how that same standard now carries through to Andrew and Jason's team in Queensland.
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