The Pavilion, a Tuscan house in southern Australia, was designed by Australian interior design studio GSiD for a large family. The interior palette needed to match the building's contemporary architectural foundation, including a curved rammed earth wall, while satisfying the client's passion for Tuscan texture.

Inside the pavilion, arched doorways and storage nooks are a nod to the home’s facade, linking each space seamlessly. Polished plaster walls are reminiscent of the concrete exterior while beige stone flooring from Eco Outdoor makes its way from the outside in, anchoring the building as part of the overall garden scape.

Modern black aluminium steel-frame sliding doors maintain a harmonious connection with the outdoors and matt-black door fixtures from Pittella are a refined interruption to the creamy colour palette. In the kitchen, Turco Argento by CDK Stone is paired with whitewashed timber veneers, repeated in the backlit floating shelves that house various earthy MUD Australia ceramics.

The gentle design approach allows the texture to shine in its own way. The delicate palette is full of beautiful textures. From the cold stone at your feet to the soft, polished plaster walls to the limestone and concrete benches. The texture of this space is honest and natural, providing a rustic luxury and lasting feeling.