‘I was in Australia at the end of last year and was amazed at just how dynamic the antipodean architectural scene is, a prime example being The Estate – a bold, yet sensitive, adaptation of a late-19th-century country residence in the depths of New South Wales. What I love about this project is how Luke Moloney Architecture opened up the interior via huge new apertures between the structure’s constituent rooms, while maintaining a sense of intimacy and warmth. The latter is helped in no small part by an on-point furniture and lighting specification. (Think Thonet, ClassiCon, Arflex, Fritz Hansen, Flos, Artek…) Very Architonic!’

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