Fiona Lynch Office

Fiona Lynch Office Fiona Lynch is a dynamic design studio, which excels in inventive, classic, quality designs.

With over 15 years experience, award winning director Fiona Lynch has worked with Australia’s best. She leads a multidisciplinary team with expertise in architecture, interior design, visual arts and management. With each project, our work gains the respect of industry peers whilst individual projects regularly generate media coverage in national and international titles.

JIA CURATED A week in Bali, surrounded by craft, culture, materials and generous creative exchange. Fiona Lynch Office w...
19/08/2026

JIA CURATED

A week in Bali, surrounded by craft, culture, materials and generous creative exchange.

Fiona Lynch Office was delighted to be part of Jia CURATED’s 360° Design Dialogues, sharing thoughts on the creative process, the influence of art and architecture, and the role of materiality in creating spaces that feel timeless and deeply personal.

Beyond the dialogues, it was the spirit of collaboration that stayed with us — the meeting of makers, designers and ideas across cultures and disciplines.

We’re excited to continue the conversation…

Jia CURATED Jeremy Smart Design Anthology maxlamb

Some spaces are designed around furniture. Others begin with an object. Here, a rippled bluestone hearth establishes the...
27/07/2026

Some spaces are designed around furniture. Others begin with an object.

Here, a rippled bluestone hearth establishes the room’s centre of gravity, allowing a collection of contemporary pieces to gather around it. Weight and softness. Precision and ease. A composition intended to evolve over time.

Ottawa House by fionalynchoffice
Photography by Sharyn Cairns

It was an honour to meet with Kengo Kuma in his Tokyo studio, discussing shared approaches and upcoming projects.Kengo K...
22/07/2026

It was an honour to meet with Kengo Kuma in his Tokyo studio, discussing shared approaches and upcoming projects.

Kengo Kuma and Associates

AMARA PENTHOUSE Designed as a destination within the home, the wine tasting room at Amara Penthouse balances utility wit...
24/06/2026

AMARA PENTHOUSE

Designed as a destination within the home, the wine tasting room at Amara Penthouse balances utility with atmosphere.

Generous wine storage lines the walls, creating a backdrop for collecting, gathering and ritual. Travertine surfaces bring a sense of permanence and material richness, while soft oak veneer panelling and cabinetry introduce warmth and restraint. Above, a polished plaster ceiling reflects light throughout the space, amplifying depth and creating a subtle sense of occasion.

A room conceived not only for storage, but for enjoyment.

Interiors by fionalynchoffice
Developed by Dare Property Group
Render by 𝕬𝖉𝖗𝖎𝖆𝖓 𝕭𝖔𝖓𝖆𝖛𝖊𝖓𝖙𝖚𝖗𝖆

623 COLLINS STREETA new chapter within a Melbourne landmark.Drawing from the strong gridded language of the heritage Sta...
22/06/2026

623 COLLINS STREET

A new chapter within a Melbourne landmark.

Drawing from the strong gridded language of the heritage State Savings Bank building, 623 Collins Street balances architectural permanence with a contemporary sense of atmosphere. Reflective surfaces, softened tones and refracted light animate the communal spaces throughout the day, creating moments of vibrancy for residents and guests alike.

Within the private dining room, expansive views across Melbourne’s CBD become part of the interior experience. Reflections multiply the city beyond, while a restrained material palette allows light, outlook and occasion to take centre stage.

Interiors by fionalynchoffice
Architecture by Plus Studio
Developed by Sterling Global

RIVER HOUSEConceived as an exploration of slow-crafted longevity, River House is grounded by a series of monolithic ston...
19/06/2026

RIVER HOUSE

Conceived as an exploration of slow-crafted longevity, River House is grounded by a series of monolithic stone interventions.

Stone wraps walls, forms carved basins and anchors staircases, where sculptural mass and softened geometries bring a sense of quiet monumentality to the interior. Rather than applied as a finish, the material becomes architecture itself.

To the rear, a brass-framed pavilion extends toward the Paul Bangay landscape, dissolving the threshold between house and garden and drawing light deep into the home.

Balancing permanence with ease, the project reflects Fiona Lynch Office’s ongoing fascination with material expression, craftsmanship and the enduring power of form.

Interiors by fionalynchoffice
Photography by Sharyn Cairns

3 DAYS OF DESIGN Time in Copenhagen immersed in design, craft, and considered detail. From the quiet refinement of the C...
17/06/2026

3 DAYS OF DESIGN

Time in Copenhagen immersed in design, craft, and considered detail. From the quiet refinement of the Claire Delmar Exhibit, to a return to the precision and atmosphere of Noma, and the material language of form at Frama, alongside the atmospheric world of Oliver Gustav—each moment offered a distinct perspective on how ideas are shaped and made tangible.

A study in restraint, intention, and the quiet power of thoughtful making. Always a highlight, Copenhagen.

STUDIO CD by Claire Delmar Oliver Gustav FRAMA noma

LA STRADA RESIDENCES In Potts Point, Sydney, Fiona Lynch Office conceived the arrival experience as a continuation of th...
12/06/2026

LA STRADA RESIDENCES

In Potts Point, Sydney, Fiona Lynch Office conceived the arrival experience as a continuation of the residences themselves, for the exclusive La Strada development.

Layered stone surfaces envelop the corridor and private entry sequence, creating a tactile walk home. Direct lift access into each apartment reinforces a sense of privacy, calm and retreat within the dense urban fabric of Sydney.

La Strada Potts Point Residences

Interiors by fionalynchoffice
Architecture by David Mitchell Architects

TARRAWARRA MUSEUM OF ART Fiona Lynch Office was commisioned by  to design a custom metal display system for the gallery ...
10/06/2026

TARRAWARRA MUSEUM OF ART

Fiona Lynch Office was commisioned by to design a custom metal display system for the gallery shop.

It’s softly undulating form takes cues from the rolling hills surrouding the museum in the Yarra Valley, translating the landscape into a fluid architectural gesture.

Curved rather than linear, the piece brings a sense of movement to the space. Designed to quietly recede, it allows the objects on display to remain the focus while enriching the experience of encountering them.

Photography by

623 COLLINS  We conceived the lobby of 623 Collins Street as a gateway between city and home. Set beneath soaring volume...
08/06/2026

623 COLLINS

We conceived the lobby of 623 Collins Street as a gateway between city and home.

Set beneath soaring volumes and framed by the classical inspired façade, the interior balances clarity with richness. Tonal stone in muted blue-green hues is paired with a patchwork of limestone and travertine underfoot, grounding the space in texture and permanence.

A mirrored column reflects the movement of light throughout the day, while a constellation-like pendant by Bocci draws the eye upward, bringing subtle drama to the arrival experience.

Interiors by
Architecture by .studio.au
Developed by

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186 Faraday Street
Carlton, VIC
3053

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