CG Design Studio

CG Design Studio CG Design Studio is an award-winning interior design and interior decorating agency delivering beautiful interiors into any space.

Our aim is to add style, function and personality to your home to create a living space that reflects your lifestyle. CG Design Studio crafts beautiful, functional interior environments designed to enhance the experience of the individuals who use them. Interior designer Christopher Gyzemyter believes spaces should make people happy – happy to live there, work there and play there. CG Design Studi

o designs and refines spaces to increase the individual’s potential to experience joy. Christopher is a passionate interior designer with vast experience in residential, retail, hospitality and commercial design. After more than a decade delivering high profile projects for one of Brisbane’s most renowned bespoke interior design studios, Christopher has established CG Design Studio to explore and execute his own unique vision. With qualifications and experience in both interior and building design, Christopher is uniquely positioned to produce sophisticated solutions that are more than just the curation of decoration. Christopher is well versed in renovations, extensions, constructions and fit-outs, and uses this expertise to drastically improve the environment’s potential before executing his flair for interior decoration. Christopher applies an individual approach to all projects, providing clients with a bespoke outcome and a unique solution that they love dearly. CG Design Studio’s work is well-known and respected. Christopher has completed projects for many of Australia’s most familiar public space and experience brands, has been highly regarded in leading national and international award programs, and has been featured prominently in design publications and mainstream press. Christopher is keen to talk with homeowners and commercial clients about creating a new interior environment for them that looks great, functions perfectly and makes them happy.

Milan Design Week 2026 - Takeaways and Trend Forecasts Part Two. Texture > PatternHigh-pile textiles, low-sheen velvets...
08/05/2026

Milan Design Week 2026 - Takeaways and Trend Forecasts
Part Two.

Texture > Pattern
High-pile textiles, low-sheen velvets, nubuck leathers, chalked walls, sateen, gloss 2pac finishes and glassy-glazes were layered together to create captivating textural experiences. These finishes and materials were quite often rich or vibrant in tone. Pattern stopped at floor-level, with geometric and decorative motifs mostly confined to floor coverings and rugs.

A Conversation Piece
In a world of AI and social media, we noted the prevalence of design intended to restore human interaction and connection. Larger sofas are angled to direct people inward. Seating that mimicked sunken lounges were also prevalent, while Edra’s latest release boasts a backrest with an adaptable position to promote conversation from either side of the piece.

COLOUR PALETTES:

Pantone said white would dominate the world of design, with the announcement of Cloud Dancer as Colour of The Year For 2026. Milan said, ‘no, grazie’. Rich palettes of saturated colour prevailed throughout exhibitions and showrooms across the city. Pushing the boundaries of colour combinations, layering warm base notes with shots of invigorating vibrancy.

Some of our favourite combinations, and our predictions to what we will be seeing a lot more of in the years ahead.

Chocolate, Burgundy, + Aubergine

Blue, Mustard, Butter-Yellow + Wine

Clay, Biscuit, Pink + Musk

Milan Design Week 2026 - Takeaways and Trend Forecasts Part One. Serene Oriental In chaotic world, there is a welcomed ...
08/05/2026

Milan Design Week 2026 - Takeaways and Trend Forecasts
Part One.

Serene Oriental
In chaotic world, there is a welcomed sub-trend that caught our eye. A sense of calming and serene spaces, with earthy, hand-crafted woodwork and natural fibres were a welcomed reprieve. Lighting constructed of paper and natural textiles to emit a soft glow further enhanced a Zen-like experience.

Brushed Aluminium
A prominent material featured heavily was brushed aluminum. Soft, large, circular strokes added a soothing texture to the material. Unlike brushed stainless steel which has been prevalent in design over recent years, this new take on brushed metal is more texture focused and evokes a sense of movement and softness to an otherwise hard surface.

Futuristic Goth
Fine metals intertwined to form silhouettes reminiscent of gothic architecture. Harsh and striking, this was prevalent most notably in sculptural décor from mirrors to lighting. These elements were statement-making and often constructed of recycled materials, amalgamated to take-on a futuristic aesthetic, with a strong reference to that of an era past.

Slubbed Glass
The use of textured glass has been prevalent in lighting design for quite some time. Textured, smoked, ambered glass materials were at the forefront of the latest releases in furniture design. Drawing the eye through solid objects, giving the illusion of lightness, as well as the perception of a greater sense of space.

WATEGOS | Daybeds were included in the planning and detail of the guest rooms, deliberately positioned to enable a conne...
04/05/2026

WATEGOS | Daybeds were included in the planning and detail of the guest rooms, deliberately positioned to enable a connection to the vista and tranquillity of the location.

Interior Design |
Building Design | CG Design Studio in collaboration with the project Architects
Builder |
Furniture & Styling Procurement |
Photography |

WATEGOS | The threaded mirror detail in the ensuite was integrated with the window joinery to establish a seamless outlo...
29/04/2026

WATEGOS | The threaded mirror detail in the ensuite was integrated with the window joinery to establish a seamless outlook to the cascading greenery beyond. The presence of the full-height sliding doors result in an endless connection to the rolling surf adjacent to the space.

Interior Design |
Building Design | CG Design Studio in collaboration with the project Architects
Builder |
Furniture & Styling Procurement |
Photography | @smartanson

WATEGOS | Externally, the angled screening gives privacy to the main ensuite from the rear guestrooms, whilst not imposi...
27/04/2026

WATEGOS | Externally, the angled screening gives privacy to the main ensuite from the rear guestrooms, whilst not imposing on the sight-line to the view.

Interior Design |
Building Design | CG Design Studio in collaboration with the project Architects
Builder |
Furniture & Styling Procurement |
Photography |

WATEGOS | A stainless-steel trough becomes the basin for the powder room. The space is given warmth and vibrancy through...
22/04/2026

WATEGOS | A stainless-steel trough becomes the basin for the powder room. The space is given warmth and vibrancy through the use of handmade tiles, both patterned and in the raw bijmat vertical stack, laid upon the walls.

Interior Design |
Building Design | CG Design Studio in collaboration with the project Architects
Builder |
Furniture & Styling Procurement |
Photography |

WATEGOS | The focus of the cabinetry design to the guest rooms was centred around a hotel-like experience. With softness...
20/04/2026

WATEGOS | The focus of the cabinetry design to the guest rooms was centred around a hotel-like experience. With softness and flexibility integrated into the storage requirements.

Interior Design |
Building Design | CG Design Studio in collaboration with the project Architects
Builder |
Furniture & Styling Procurement |
Photography | @smartanson

HERSTON HILL | Delicate timber grained texture in the cabinetry, sand-like movement in the island bench and the irregula...
15/04/2026

HERSTON HILL | Delicate timber grained texture in the cabinetry, sand-like movement in the island bench and the irregular cut of the scarpa travertine tiles give dimension to the sleek forms of the kitchen.

Interior Design | CG Design Studio
Building Design | CG Design Studio
Builder | Natural Lifestyle Homes
Photography | Mitchell Kemp

HERSTON HILL | The little details, of where old meets new. Interior Design | CG Design StudioBuilding Design | CG Design...
13/04/2026

HERSTON HILL | The little details, of where old meets new.

Interior Design | CG Design Studio
Building Design | CG Design Studio
Builder | Natural Lifestyle Homes
Photography | Mitchell Kemp

HERSTON HILL | Establishing a seamless transition between interior and exterior spaces was integral to the design. Inter...
08/04/2026

HERSTON HILL | Establishing a seamless transition between interior and exterior spaces was integral to the design.

Interior Design | CG Design Studio
Building Design | CG Design Studio
Builder | Natural Lifestyle Homes
Photography | Mitchell Kemp

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