ABOUT US
Creating Homes That Tell Your Story
At Cloth + Stone Designs, we believe your home should feel like you. More than beautiful interiors, we create spaces that are deeply personal, effortlessly functional and a joy to live in. Our clients come to us not only for elevated design but for peace of mind, expert guidance and a process that replaces stress with ease.
Who We Work With
Busy professionals and families: You value quality and service but don’t have the time or headspace to manage a renovation or redesign yourself. Whether you’re creating your forever home, downsizing, or beginning a new chapter, we make the process seamless. The result: a home that feels elegant, welcoming and tailored to you — without decision fatigue.
Owners of older or heritage homes: You love the character and history of your home, but you want it to work beautifully for modern life. We specialise in breathing new life into heritage and older properties — refining layouts, integrating contemporary fittings, and honouring craftsmanship so your home feels both timeless and reimagined.
Our Approach
We take on a select number of projects each year to ensure every client feels heard, supported and understood. From the overarching vision to the smallest detail, everything is purposefully curated. The result is not simply a beautiful space, but a transformation:
Daily life becomes easier
Entertaining feels more enjoyable
Home becomes the backdrop for meaningful memories
The Cloth + Stone Philosophy
Our name reflects our design ethos. Cloth represents softness, warmth, and comfort. Stone represents structure, longevity, and timeless style. Together, they create the balance that defines our work: homes that are refined yet lived-in, elevated yet welcoming.
Meet Kate
She believes great design is never about imposing a style but about uncovering the story behind how you want to live. Her role is to translate that story into a home that is both beautiful and personal — one that feels distinctly yours.
Member of the Design Institute of Australia (MDIA) and Member of the Historic Houses Association.
