From first line to final layer.

Key takeaways

• Luxxe Interiors offers interior architecture, full service interiors, custom furniture and styling.
• You can engage the studio for a whole home or a defined room such as a kitchen, bathroom or cinema.
• Every major space is reviewed in 3D and virtual reality before the drawings and orders are final.
• Fees are fixed after consultation and tied to a written scope with clear stages.

How the services fit together

The studio has three main types of work. Interior architecture is the built layer: plans, materials, joinery and light. Full service interiors carries a home from the first idea through drawings, buying and installation. Furniture and styling is the final layer. We select pieces, cloth and art, and design custom furniture when the room needs a form that cannot be bought from a catalogue.

Most clients choose the full service. The areas below sit within it, but each can also stand alone. A kitchen can be a whole project. So can the furnishing of a finished penthouse. The same four steps guide each job: Discover, Define, Create and Complete.

Kitchen, bathroom and laundry design

Kitchens and bathrooms hold many choices in a small area. They are also costly to change once built. We design them from the services up. Plumbing and power come first. We then set appliances, stone, joinery, tapware, light and storage. Get that order wrong and you may end up choosing a benchtop to suit a power point.

Laundries get the same attention because they earn it. A laundry that copes with sport, sand and a dog will quietly improve every week you spend in the house. On the Gold Coast, where half of life happens outside, the join between laundry, mudroom and pool entry deserves real design time.

Cinema rooms, bars and wellness spaces

Some rooms exist for pleasure, and they fail when left until last. A home cinema is a technical brief before it is a visual one. Sound, views, seat comfort and light control all matter. The equipment should vanish until you want it. A bar needs the service plan of a small fitout. Fridges, glass storage and drains must work while the room is full.

Tammy has also designed private gyms, spa bathrooms, saunas and steam rooms. These rooms rely on air flow, drains and waterproofing. They belong in the scope from day one, not at the end.

Renovations and new build collaboration

Design can repay its fee fast in a renovation. An old structure puts limits on each choice. A resolved plan stops those limits from becoming poor trade-offs. We rework plans, open or close rooms and document the result. Your builder prices the home you approved, not a rough sketch. Australians are renovating at scale. The Australian Bureau of Statistics counted $1.32 billion in approved home alterations and additions in June 2026 (ABS Building Approvals, June 2026).

New builds run in the other direction. We join while the plans can still move. The interior grows with the building instead of being added later. Windows, ceiling heights, joinery and light are cheaper to settle on paper than on site. The Carrara and Lindfield builds both ran this way. Their interior briefs shaped choices that are often fixed before a designer sees the plans.

Custom furniture, decoration and furnishing

Decoration is a full service for homes where the building work is done. We set the direction and choose furniture, lights, rugs, curtains and art. Where a standard piece cannot answer the room, we design a custom table, seat, bed, console or other piece around its scale, circulation and view. We can then manage orders and installation until the last object is placed. Salt air is part of the brief here. We choose finishes and hardware that can cope near the ocean.

If your taste runs to the coastal classic look, the studio also designs Hamptons style interiors, a look that suits waterfront Queensland homes particularly well.

Drafting, 3D renders and VR walkthroughs

Every Luxxe Interiors design is drawn to be built. Your builder receives measured plans, joinery details and finish lists to price. That can be the difference between a firm quote and a guess. Drawings also protect the design on site. A detail shared only in a chat is easy to lose.

You see the design before we issue the drawings. We build each major room in 3D with the planned materials. You then put on a headset and walk through it at full scale. Clients often change choices once they can judge the true size of a room. Moving a wall costs nothing in VR. Moving it in week nine of a build costs far more.

The projects behind the promises

Any studio can publish a service list, so here is the record. Luxxe Interiors has completed four homes on the Sovereign Islands. They include homes of more than 4,000 square metres and properties worth more than $20 million. Sovereign Islands I shows the studio's sculptural stone, floating architecture, custom furniture and integrated light at that scale. Gold Coast work also includes Casa Laguna, Villa Oceana and the Aria Penthouse. The studio has delivered work in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Mackay. Further afield, Luxxe Interiors delivered the interiors of Duddingston Guest House, the Category A listed Palladian house in Edinburgh designed by Sir William Chambers.

Scale changes the work. In a home of 4,000 square metres, buying alone is a project. Lead times, freight and the order of installation need close control. That care carries into every brief we take.

Where we work

Our home ground is the Gold Coast waterfront. It runs from Sovereign Islands and Sanctuary Cove to Broadbeach Waters and Mermaid Beach. Each place brings its own needs. Open water can throw hard western light into Sovereign Islands homes. Glare and heat shape the first sketch. Sanctuary Cove has its own review process. Tight Mermaid Beach blocks put more pressure on storage and flow. Tammy grew up in Runaway Bay, so the local knowledge is first hand.

The service also travels. Renders, VR reviews and drawing sets work from anywhere. We add site visits when the project needs them. This is how the studio has delivered work in four Australian cities and Edinburgh.

What the investment looks like

We do not publish a price list. A decor project and a 4,000 square metre new build have little in common. One guide price would mislead one of those clients. We quote a fixed design fee after the first meeting instead. It is tied to your scope and split across clear stages. You know the full design cost before drawing starts.

The Houzz & Home Australia study found that 94 per cent of home renovators hired professional help. Once a home reaches a certain size, control becomes a job of its own. The fee pays for the person doing that work. Client reviews are on hipages if you want to hear from past clients.

Frequently asked questions

What do interior design services include?

It depends on the scope. Full service can cover plans, materials, joinery, lighting, drawings, 3D, VR, buying and final styling. A kitchen or decor brief includes only the parts that job needs.

Do you take on single rooms or only whole homes?

Both. Whole homes are our core work. Kitchens, bathrooms, laundries, cinemas and bars can also stand alone. One room still moves through concept, 3D and drawings. A bathroom built from a guess costs just as much to redo.

Will you work with our architect and builder?

Yes, and earlier is better. On new builds, we prefer to join while the plans can change. The interior can then guide the building. We stay involved on site, answer new questions and protect the design through handover.

Do you design commercial interiors?

Residential design is the studio's core, and this page is about homes. For workplaces, hospitality and other commercial briefs, our commercial interior design page explains how those projects run.

What should we bring to a first consultation?

Whatever you have. Architectural plans if they exist, photographs if they do not, and any images that capture the feeling you want to live inside. Some clients arrive with folders of references. Others bring one photo and a rough budget. Both are enough to start a useful conversation.

If you are planning a renovation, a new build, or a single room that has to be right, book a consultation at the studio or in your home. Bring the plans if you have them and the idea if you do not.