Meet the partners behind our new Lowe Living Headquarters
Lowe Living has always been shaped through collaboration. Over the past 10 years, our creative partners have played an important role in defining the design, detail and experiences that have become distinctly Lowe Living.
For our new headquarters, we wanted to bring that collective thinking into one place. We deliberately engaged partners who have helped shape our projects over the past decade, alongside new collaborators who could add another layer to the story.
The result is not simply a showcase of our partnerships, but an expression of what those relationships have created together: a space that feels distinctly Lowe Living.
Made For
The design of the Lowe Living HQ began with Made For, who established the architectural and interior framework for the space. The brief was to create a workplace that reflected the DNA of Lowe Living while responding to the way our team works today and how that will continue to evolve into the future.
Rather than a conventional corporate environment, the design takes its cues from residential interiors, balancing functionality with warmth and creating spaces that feel refined without being overly formal.
The result is a considered framework for the day-to-day life of the business, from focused work and informal collaboration to meetings, entertaining and the quieter moments in between.
Wildflower
Wildflower brought the layers of personality that make the HQ feel lived-in. Approaching the space much as they would a residence, the team curated furniture, art and objects with a careful eye for scale, texture, colour and form. Pieces were selected not simply to fill a space, but to create moments of interest and discovery throughout the office.
This residential approach was central to the brief. We wanted our HQ to feel like somewhere our team could genuinely call home – a place with warmth, character and a sense of individuality.
Antoinette Ferwerda Gallery
Our relationship with fine artist Antoinette Ferwerda spans more than five years and multiple Lowe Living projects. For the new HQ, we commissioned two custom works as part of her Unveiling series, including a hero mixed-media piece for the boardroom and a secondary sister piece which sits outside the Director offices.
The works made in collaboration with sculptor Alberto Petrivelli introduce another layer of individuality to the space, while continuing a creative relationship that has become an important part of the Lowe Living story.
Bec Judd x Trit House
In the welcome area, a hero piece from the Tiramisu Bec Judd Collection creates an immediate point of focus. Bec Judd has been a long-term parter of Lowe Living across our Oceano and Sera projects, and when we saw this creation on partnership with Trit House, we just had to have it in our new office.
The coffee table is crafted from Tiramisu Marble, with each piece precisely cut and polished to reveal the distinctive undulating form of the collection.
Its sculptural quality brings a sense of artistry to the lobby, setting the tone for the spaces beyond.
Curated Editions
Furniture and objects from Karin Bochnik’s Curated Editions collection are woven throughout the HQ, bringing an elevated artisan sensibility and a distinctly local design perspective.
From vases to dining chairs, each piece has been selected to complement the surrounding interiors while adding colour, texture and sculptural form. The stools were custom made for the space, with fabrication and style from her curated editions collection.
Together, the pieces create a sense of cohesion throughout the office without feeling overly matched while integrated a partner we regularly work with across our portfolio.
Signorino
Stone brings a sense of permanence to our new home with Signorino continuing a decade long relationship into our own space.
Having worked with Signorino across a number of our residential projects, their involvement felt like a natural extension of a partnership built around a shared appreciation for beautiful, enduring materials.
For the kitchen island, we personally selected Nacardo stone from the Signorino showroom. Its natural variation, tactile surface and depth introduce warmth and character to the centre of the space.
The Palmier
Flowers were an important part of making the HQ feel like a home. As a friend of Lowe Living, The Palmier – Australia’s leading floral art studio specialising in dried and preserved floristry – brought this final layer to the space.
Working alongside Simone and her team, we created a series of floral arrangements that introduce natural texture, softness and movement throughout the HQ. Working with Wildflower, the arrangements were conceived as part of the interiors rather than an afterthought, complementing the materials, furniture and artwork around them.
While each partner has brought something different to the HQ, the strength of the space comes from how those contributions work together.
Architecture, interiors, stone, furniture, art, objects and floristry come together to create an environment that feels collected over time, much like a home.
Our new HQ is not simply a place to work. It is a reflection of the people, partnerships and creative thinking that sit behind what we do, and a space from which we can continue to shape the next chapter of Lowe Living.