Alexandra Kidd Interior Design

Alexandra Kidd Interior Design We are an Interior Design firm in Sydney. We can work with you to redesign one room or transform an entire home. Creating unique spaces is our obsession.

Alexandra Kidd Design is a Sydney based Interior Design firm. We have a fabulous team of International award winning Designers and Interior Architects. We can work with you on all projects from redesigning one room, to renovating an entire house, and everything in between. We take the stress out of the design and building process, so you can enjoy it.

31/08/2026

Behind the scenes at our Harbour Haze photoshoot, a home attuned to its harbour surrounds. The project leaned into what sat slightly out of focus. We were drawn to the blurred glisten of light off the water and the quiet stories that lay in the undercurrent. Threading these into the details is where meaning settled into the home.⁠
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The full project reveal is coming soon.⁠
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Parkzip Constructions élan. OLGA LEWIS Alicia Taylor

28/08/2026

A colour story: RUST⁠
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Warm, grounded, rich and tactile. It surfaces in the material palette of our Skyline Reverie project, and is glaze fired into our Atelier Contessa vase. One colour carried through two expressions of the same mood.

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Photography: Alicia Taylor
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Project Equilibrium | ⁠⁠Project Equilibrium begins within a home of classical proportion, formal in its detailing and r...
24/08/2026

Project Equilibrium | ⁠
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Project Equilibrium begins within a home of classical proportion, formal in its detailing and refined in its architecture. We work with that structure rather than against it, resolving each room through a contemporary hand.⁠
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A weighted material palette runs throughout. Dark timber, aged bronze, and raw stone anchor the rooms in solidity, layered with enough depth to avoid heaviness.⁠
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Timber ceiling cladding draws the eye upward, softening the weight of the materials below. Intentional lighting is directional and intimate, giving the home the quiet drama of a gallery after hours. Even here, in the stillness between shadow and light, the materials hold their warmth, restrained without ever feeling cold.⁠
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*Concept inspiration images sourced from Pinterest and other sources.⁠
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To close this series, we go to the person who started it all.⁠⁠Twenty four years in, Alex says her thinking about home k...
14/08/2026

To close this series, we go to the person who started it all.⁠
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Twenty four years in, Alex says her thinking about home keeps deepening rather than settling. “We are not just designing spaces to look beautiful,” she says. “We are designing for how a home makes you feel when you walk in after a long day, for wellness, for connection, for the quiet moments in between.”⁠
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None of it happens alone. “I lead a team of twelve incredible women, and every day I am reminded that we build each other up as much as we build the spaces we design. What we create together could not exist any other way.”⁠
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And the vision ahead is the one she started with, just deeper. “Home is not defined by what we add, but by what it gives back. A sense of ease, belonging, space to exhale. That is what we continue to design for, and where we will continue to grow. Leading this work is my greatest honour.”⁠
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Photographer: Alicia Taylor⁠
Stylist: Corina Koch
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Photographer: Pablo Veiga
Stylist: Corina Koch

29/07/2026

Winter pulls us inward.⁠
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Morning mist, loafers and plaid jackets worn over seasonal knits, whales moving along the coastline. Drawing on foggy windows, steam rising off the kettle, hands wrapped around the first hot drink of the day. The first crackles of an evening fire, wool blankets in rich tones, the quiet pull toward home.⁠
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The kind of season where the light turns low and the days draw in, unhurried and slow.⁠
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*Team inspiration images sourced from Pinterest and other sources.

Meet Hannah, our Marketing and Content Lead, here at AK.ID.⁠⁠Most people begin a story at the beginning. Hannah begins s...
13/07/2026

Meet Hannah, our Marketing and Content Lead, here at AK.ID.⁠
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Most people begin a story at the beginning. Hannah begins somewhere underneath it - with the questions that haven’t been asked yet. What is said, what is seen, and what sits unspoken between the two all find their way into her work. ⁠
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Her background in styling, interiors, photography, and videography gives her a distinctly multimodal perspective. She approaches storytelling as a choreography of parts - where words, sound, colour, imagery, design and composition all carry meaning. ⁠
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What she values most is the quality of attention she can bring to the process. Asking one more question. Lingering a little longer. Waiting for the light to shift. She believes you can feel when something has been given real time - that care is legible to anyone on the receiving end of it.⁠
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Generous, layered, and genuinely attuned, Hannah brings a sensory intelligence to everything she creates - telling stories that are felt as much as they are seen.⁠
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08/07/2026

The story behind our latest project, Elemental House, recently featured in
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We sat down with Jessica Gombault, our Studio Director and lead designer, to hear the story of how this home came to be - carved from the ground up, rising across four levels from deep, earth-connected spaces below to light-filled rooms above.⁠
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Each level has its own material register. Dark stone and rich timber at the base, warmer limestone and softer finishes as the house lifts toward the sky. And throughout it all, an acute sensitivity to light - the way it enters, moves, and transforms the experience of the home across the course of a day.⁠
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The details we are often most proud of are rarely the first ones you see.⁠⁠A shadow gap at the right depth. A material t...
01/07/2026

The details we are often most proud of are rarely the first ones you see.⁠
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A shadow gap at the right depth. A material that changes colour as the light moves through the afternoon. The design of a handle you reach for without thinking. These are the decisions that take the longest to get right, and the ones that often require lingering to notice.⁠
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Our Atelier Chiara lamp belongs in this category. Its canework, fine threads of colour built and stretched by hand while still molten, is not decorative in the obvious sense. It is detail that reveals itself slowly, the longer you live with the piece, the more you find in it.⁠
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We look for that quality in everything we bring into a home. ⁠
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What takes time to make is worth time to notice. Designing those details is the part of our work we love the most.⁠
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Design Development | Project Ripple House⁠⁠The lighting layer on every project takes place during Design Development - a...
26/06/2026

Design Development | Project Ripple House⁠
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The lighting layer on every project takes place during Design Development - a phase where a great deal of thought is given before any fixtures are specified.⁠
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We are mapping how a space will feel at 7am versus 7pm, in the depths of winter and the height of summer. We think about placement, tone, atmosphere, and practicality - work zones, transition spaces, the way light falls on a material, the way shadow defines edges.⁠
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At Ripple House, we consider how natural light moves through the home across the day and across the seasons, and how artificial light - controlled through dimming and automation - supports rather than competes with it.⁠
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Intentional light placement is one of the most powerful layers of design. What we choose to illuminate shapes both function and feeling.

Welcome to Elemental House | ⁠⁠Some houses sit on their site. This one was carved from it.⁠⁠Elemental House is a four-y...
22/06/2026

Welcome to Elemental House | ⁠
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Some houses sit on their site. This one was carved from it.⁠
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Elemental House is a four-year new build in Sydney’s eastern suburbs - a vertical journey from earth to sky, dense and grounded at its base, lifting through four levels until the uppermost floor floats at canopy height. It is a house that changes with the passage of light - never quite the same experience twice.⁠
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The design was anchored by a line from sculptor Giuseppe Penone: “The definition of art is the vitalisation of nature, revealing the vitality of the material.” Three ideas held the work together - human trace and nature, material expression, and the tension between organic and geometric form.⁠
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Living finishes are chosen to age, to mark, to carry memory. The bathrooms are jewel boxes: intimate, unexpected, each entirely their own. And at the home’s most earthbound points, two bespoke terrazzo panels - made by hand from stone off-cuts gathered across four years of construction - are set permanently into the floor. The family’s signature, built into the place where the house begins.⁠
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The result is not a home you settle into, but one that settles into you.⁠
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Featured on Vogue Living, article now live.⁠
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