Peppermint Grove

Working alongside the project’s architects and landscape architects, this Federation Queen Anne residence was reimagined to create a warm, timeless interior suited to contemporary living. Built circa 1898 in Perth, Western Australia, the home stands as an exceptional example of its era, with heritage integrity guiding every design decision.

Respect for the original architecture shaped the renovation. Steel-framed glass doors were introduced to enhance connection between spaces, while many original features were carefully retained. The kitchen, bathrooms and bespoke joinery were redesigned to sit comfortably within the home’s historic framework, balancing tradition with modern function.

The interiors were conceived as a series of purposeful rooms. Contemporary furnishings were layered alongside selected antiques and art, creating a residential interior design outcome that feels personal, layered and enduring.

Photography –
Jen Wilding
Ridhwaan Moolla

Awards –
Top 50 Rooms Best Indoor-Outdoor Connection – 2025

Published –
Belle – May 2025

Peppermint Grove living room with restored heritage details by Hare + Klein
Peppermint Grove kitchen redesigned within heritage framework by Hare + Klein
Peppermint Grove dining room with layered textures and natural materials by Hare + Klein
Peppermint Grove outdoor entertaining area with garden connection by Hare + Klein
Peppermint Grove master bedroom with refined comfort and heritage character by Hare + Klein
Peppermint Grove hallway with steel-framed glass doors connecting heritage rooms by Hare + Klein
Peppermint Grove study with bespoke built-in joinery by Hare + Klein
Peppermint Grove sitting room with antique furniture and contemporary art by Hare + Klein
Peppermint Grove bedroom interior with bespoke joinery and textured fabrics by Hare + Klein
Peppermint Grove bathroom with heritage-sensitive contemporary fixtures by Hare + Klein
Peppermint Grove detail with original Federation architectural features by Hare + Klein
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