Details.
When
Tuesday 20 May 2025
6.00pm – 8.00pm (AEST)
Where
Winnings Richmond Showroom
540 Swan Street
Richmond Melbourne Victoria 3121
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Tickets
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Program Info
In interior design, blending high-end pieces with more affordable finds creates spaces that are both luxurious and livable. In this talk, we’ll explore examples and philosophies of high-low design—mixing styles, textures and price points to craft interiors that are unique, dynamic and accessible.
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Contacts
Heather Cotton
Project Manager, Awards and Events
Rosherville House by Kennedy Nolan. Photography by Anson Smart.
Speakers.
Brahman Perera
Brahman Perera approaches interior design as a pursuit in experiential beauty. He applies his own lens through years of experience to compose natural textures, rich colour pairings and sculptural gestures, producing balanced and compelling interiors layered with personal touches. His pledge to personal expression is evident in his experimental lighting and textile designs, imbuing his projects with unique character, sentiment and authenticity. Empathic by nature, Brahman connects with his clients’ identities and harnesses design as an act of storytelling.
Juliette Arent
Principal, Arent and Pyke
Juliette is an industry leader of ‘emotional design’ who designs spaces to be lived in, experienced and above all, deeply felt. She maintains that well-designed environments can enrich lives given their power to generate a sense of grounding, comfort and freedom.
Advocating for projects to deliver on their environmental and social responsibilities, regardless of scale, Juliette futureproofs spaces with embodied and material sustainability in mind, enlivening them with vibrancy and joy.
Adriana Hanna
Director, Adriana Hanna Office
Nearly two decades of work across Melbourne’s architectural landscape has shaped the sensibility that underpins Adriana Hanna Office. Founded by Hanna as an independent practice, the studio integrates architecture, interiors and curation into a cohesive offering. That period of close to twenty years, including directorship at Kennedy Nolan, established Hanna as known for creating and delivering residential and commercial projects across scale, with high-quality built outcomes and meticulous attention to elegant detail.
At the helm of AHO, Hanna’s creative principles of honesty and longevity are at the fore, with an approach to design that is both instinctive and exacting. She is dedicated to working with projects that value quality design and foreground real materials, craftsmanship and authenticity.
Brahman Perera
Brahman Perera approaches interior design as a pursuit in experiential beauty. He applies his own lens through years of experience to compose natural textures, rich colour pairings and sculptural gestures, producing balanced and compelling interiors layered with personal touches. His pledge to personal expression is evident in his experimental lighting and textile designs, imbuing his projects with unique character, sentiment and authenticity. Empathic by nature, Brahman connects with his clients’ identities and harnesses design as an act of storytelling.
Juliette Arent
Principal, Arent and Pyke
Juliette is an industry leader of ‘emotional design’ who designs spaces to be lived in, experienced and above all, deeply felt. She maintains that well-designed environments can enrich lives given their power to generate a sense of grounding, comfort and freedom.
Advocating for projects to deliver on their environmental and social responsibilities, regardless of scale, Juliette futureproofs spaces with embodied and material sustainability in mind, enlivening them with vibrancy and joy.
Adriana Hanna
Director, Adriana Hanna Office
Nearly two decades of work across Melbourne’s architectural landscape has shaped the sensibility that underpins Adriana Hanna Office. Founded by Hanna as an independent practice, the studio integrates architecture, interiors and curation into a cohesive offering. That period of close to twenty years, including directorship at Kennedy Nolan, established Hanna as known for creating and delivering residential and commercial projects across scale, with high-quality built outcomes and meticulous attention to elegant detail.
At the helm of AHO, Hanna’s creative principles of honesty and longevity are at the fore, with an approach to design that is both instinctive and exacting. She is dedicated to working with projects that value quality design and foreground real materials, craftsmanship and authenticity.





