Mosman Modern Georgian

A new home with an old soul. Inspired by the symmetry, classical proportions and enduring elegance of Georgian architecture, this Mosman residence brings together traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design to create a richly detailed family home that feels as though it has always belonged.

(MOD) Timeless Classic

SCOPE:
Interior Design

LOCATION:
Mosman

COLLABORATORS:
Weir Phillips Architects

Timber-panelled sitting room with ceiling rose, sculptural pendant light and linen curtains in a Mosman Modern Georgian home by Jillian Dinkel

Unlike a renovation, Mosman Modern Georgian began with a blank interior canvas and a particular ambition: to create a new Sydney family home with the character of a period home.

Designed in collaboration with Weir Phillips Architects, the residence’s interiors draw upon Georgian principles of symmetry, proportion and architectural order, without becoming a period reproduction. The challenge was to make the home feel established from the outset, with the warmth and individuality of a residence shaped over generations.

A graceful, curved entry staircase introduces a sense of occasion, while decorative plaster mouldings, wall panelling, solid timber pocket doors and finely detailed joinery establish a cohesive architectural language throughout. Chevron timber floors, bespoke finishes and a sculptural plaster rangehood bring craftsmanship into everyday spaces.

A restrained palette of warm, creamy whites allows the decorative detailing to take centre stage, while sculptural furnishings lend a distinctly modern sensibility.

Featured in Vogue Living, Mosman Modern Georgian demonstrates that the character of a historic home need not depend upon its age, but upon the thoughtfulness of its interior architecture and the life that unfolds within it.

Kitchen with bold veined marble island, herringbone timber floor and plaster rangehood in a Mosman Modern Georgian home by Jillian Dinkel

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