Multidisciplinary design studio
Balancing Old and New
Biasol founder John-Pierre Biasol says creating a grand entrance was one of the most crucial elements of the client’s brief. “Our clients wanted to embrace the connection between indoor and outdoor living spaces and to highlight the heritage features of their home with a sense of grandeur upon entry,” Jean-Pierre adds.
The hallway – the most profound reminder of what came before – sets the elegant tone of the home through the restored ornate mouldings and two dramatic curved archways. An
A Timeless Palette
The serene interior palette ensures the home’s innate charm and architectural details remain the focus. “We used materiality and colour to create a seamless transition from classical to contemporary and to establish a sensory connection throughout the home,” Jean-Pierre Biasol explains. Pale timber floorboards and concrete render form bones of the redesign, coupled with tactile oak, leather and boucle furniture.
Jean-Pierre Biasol reflects on Casa Eterea as the embodiment of timelessness. “The light-filled spaces feel ethereal and effortless, while the traditional spaces foster an authentic and familiar atmosphere,” Jean-Pierre adds.
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