Studio Minosa

Studio Minosa Design Life Better

Interior Design . Kitchen . Bathrooom . Luxury Environments Design life better, with Minosa.

Minosa makes life better through creating extraordinary interior spaces, from conception to completion. Focusing on the kitchen and bathroom as hubs of the home, they design luxury environments that foster qualities of organisation, comfort, relaxation, security and peace. For Minosa, communication is key — by truly understanding the unique needs and desires of their clients, a creative solution c

an be tailored that considers their nature, supports their routine and enhances their lifestyle. In this way, wellness and indulgence are integrated into every project they complete. Minosa sets themselves apart through design, always endeavouring to go beyond the boundaries in their presentation, deliverables and client satisfaction — an approach that is consistently recognised via industry accolades. In addition, their in-house 3D rendering service ensures clear communication of their vision and utmost attention to detail throughout the design development. This is carried through to delivery, with full on-site project management capabilities offering the most comprehensive service of creation and execution. An appreciation, passion and commitment to bespoke, authentic design is the hallmark of their portfolio. It’s what keeps them inspired to continue creating better spaces for people to live, nourish and relax in.

At first glance, this bathroom feels quiet.Soft white tiles, a round mirror, a deep green basin, brass details and reede...
16/06/2026

At first glance, this bathroom feels quiet.

Soft white tiles, a round mirror, a deep green basin, brass details and reeded glass. Simple enough.

But the real design sits in what you don’t immediately see.

This is a powder room that also needed to become a fully functioning guest bathroom. A small space asked to do a lot, without ever feeling busy.

The tile setout was considered so full tiles could carry the room with fewer cuts. The storage was built into the architecture, not added as an afterthought. The cabinetry detail quietly echoes the curve of the mirror. The reeded glass gives privacy while still allowing light to move through the space.

Nothing here is accidental.

And that is usually the difference between a bathroom that simply looks good, and one that feels resolved.

Swipe for the before.

Images by Nicole England
Styling by Simona Castagna

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14/06/2026

Elizabeth Bay is starting to take shape.

The joinery is in, the stone is being measured, and suddenly those 3D renders are feeling very, very real.

This is the moment in a project where all the planning, detailing, reworking and refining starts to come off the page and into the home. The proportions are there. The storage is there. The bones of the space are now in place.

In a matter of days, the stone arrives, the finishing details will begin, and this apartment will take another big step towards becoming the home we have been designing.

The renders show the vision.

The site is now catching up.

We cannot wait to see this one come together.

Renovate your kitchen. Change your life.That might sound dramatic, but the kitchen is no longer just the room where dinn...
13/06/2026

Renovate your kitchen. Change your life.

That might sound dramatic, but the kitchen is no longer just the room where dinner gets made.

It is where the day starts.

Where the family lands.

Where the grandkids sit at the bench.

Where conversations happen while someone cooks.

Where coffee is made, bags are dropped, wine is poured and life unfolds.

A well-designed kitchen can completely change the way a home feels, functions and connects.

These before and afters are not just about new finishes, beautiful stone or better lighting. They are about rethinking how each home needed to work for the people living in it.

Better flow.

Better storage.

Better connection to living spaces.

Better light.

Better daily rituals.

Sometimes the answer is not moving.

Sometimes the answer is understanding how you want to live, then redesigning the home you already own around that.

Because when the kitchen works, the whole home works harder.

Thinking about renovating your kitchen?

Let’s chat.

13/06/2026

With the Design Show coming to a close this afternoon for another year, it is hard to believe it has already been two years since we created the Perspex kitchen for Lincoln Sentry at the Kitchen & Bath Show.

And honestly, we still think it is one of the coolest things we have ever designed.

The idea was simple, but powerful: create a completely see-through cabinet so the focus shifted away from the doors, the benchtop and the obvious exterior details — and landed exactly where Lincoln Sentry needed it to land.

Inside.

The hardware.

The storage.

The movement.

The lighting.

The details that make a kitchen work beautifully every single day.

That became the foundation for the slogan:

**“It’s what’s on the inside that counts.”**

In this video, Darren and Simona talk through how that idea came to life, and why sometimes the best design message is the one hiding in plain sight.

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08/06/2026

Walk Through, Glenbrook master ensuite

This ensuite has a real sense of calm and quiet luxury.

A refined palette of Laminam porcelain and natural travertine creates a timeless backdrop, balancing durability with warmth and texture.

The custom vanity is a standout feature, combining travertine with a Corian insert to deliver a highly crafted solution that is both beautiful and practical for everyday use.

Lighting was a critical part of the design. Rather than relying on a single source, we layered the lighting throughout the space to create flexibility and mood. Dedicated facial illumination at the vanity provides clear, even light for daily routines, while softer ambient lighting allows the room to transition into a more relaxed and restorative environment in the evening.

The ribbed glass door leading to the toilet introduces privacy while still allowing light to move through the space, maintaining a sense of openness.

Beyond, the generous walk-in shower feels almost spa-like in scale. Positioned beneath skylights, natural light floods the room throughout the day, enhancing the rich textures of the materials and creating a constantly changing atmosphere.

This bathroom has undergone a complete transformation, becoming a space that is not only highly functional but one that genuinely elevates the daily rituals of home life.

07/06/2026

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Taking hidden pantry to a whole new level.

Twenty years can change a lot.Not just in design, but in the way a family lives.When we first visited this Glenbrook hom...
06/06/2026

Twenty years can change a lot.

Not just in design, but in the way a family lives.

When we first visited this Glenbrook home, the kitchen was perfectly serviceable. The cabinetry was in good condition, the appliances worked and there was nothing fundamentally wrong with the room itself.

But the home no longer reflected the lives being lived inside it.

Children had grown up.

Grandchildren had arrived.

The way the family gathered, cooked, entertained and connected had completely changed.

The interiors felt heavy and dated. Rooms were disconnected from one another. Valuable floor area was being given to spaces that were rarely used, while the rooms that mattered most struggled to support everyday life.

The kitchen was perhaps the biggest frustration.

A large scullery occupied prime real estate at the rear of the room, creating separation rather than connection. The kitchen itself lacked presence, storage wasn’t working effectively and the relationship between the kitchen, dining and living areas felt fragmented.

So we didn’t just redesign a kitchen.

We reimagined the entire heart of the home.

Walls moved.

Spaces were repurposed.

Disused rooms were brought back to life.

The connection between kitchen, dining and living was completely reworked to create a home that feels brighter, more generous and far more connected to the people who live there.

Today, it’s difficult to believe you’re looking at the same house.

The materials are warmer.

The spaces are lighter.

But the biggest change isn’t what you see.

It’s how the home feels.

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Design Life Better.

Images by Darren Genner
Styling by Simona Castagna

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