State of Kin

04/06/2026

"A corporate high-rise tenancy isn’t where most people would expect to find a workplace built around an art collection. State of Kin makes the case for the unexpected."

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02/06/2026

We are looking for an experienced interior designer to join our growing team. The role provides an opportunity to work across our diverse residential and commercial portfolio, collaborating on projects of varying scales and complexities from concept to completion.⁠
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The successful candidate will have at least 5 years of relevant experience and a portfolio showcasing technical skill and creative thinking. Join our dynamic team committed to exploring innovative ideas and setting new standards of excellence. To Learn more about the role and how to apply, follow the link in our bio.

25/05/2026

The final details quietly finding their place. A glimpse into install week, where every corner tells part of the story.

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18/05/2026

20/04/2026

150 is a considered workplace reimagined beyond the typical corporate high-rise office. Designed for a client deeply engaged with art and design, the project balances professionalism with personality while maintaining flexibility for future tenants.

12/03/2026

The entry to Booth House unfolds through layers of timber joinery, stone and mosaic.⁠
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Architecture • Interior • Construction⁠
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Jack Lovel

26/02/2026

Rendered walls, raw concrete and slender steel pieces sit comfortably among established trees and sculptural planting, an outdoor room shared equally between garden and architecture.⁠
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Architecture, Interior Design, and Construction⁠
State of Kin⁠
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Jack Lovel

17/02/2026

Our custom boardroom table for Laminex is a communal surface reshaped by subtraction, where carved apertures create space to gather with intention.⁠
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30/01/2026

A collection of moments from site in Mount Lawley⁠.
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23/01/2026

Greenery spills along the curves and layered edges of Onda’s balcony, creating privacy while opening the home to sky, garden, and views.

Architecture • Interior • Construction
State of Kin

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