The philosophy of Ivy was to create one of the most vibrant and youthful meeting places in the world. A world within a world, it is a 'house' in the big city where everyone is welcome and guests' needs are anticipated. With an intimacy typically encapsulated by a private residence, Ivy is a place for reprieve from the demanding city tempo, as well as a vibrant and stimulating work or meeting venue: a celebration of life.
The interior design principles stem from a careful understanding of the interrelationship between architecture, landscape and interiors. Despite residing within a commercial domain, the encapsulation of the client's love for 1950s modernist residencies is retained throughout the Ivy through its qualities of conventional domesticity and the reinterpretation of this style into a harmonious sequence of indoor/outdoor rooms. This holistic approach to design (to bring the outdoors in and the indoors out), has produced a hospitality offering layered with rich, unexpected touches.
A landscaped oasis for work, rest and play in the heart of Sydney
Label: Minimalist Concept
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