Studio 11:11

Kitchen details from a project in Levin, Manawatū

Featuring Milk Oak veneer cabinetry, porcelain benchtops and Raked Velvetina plaster. Beautifully crafted by AB Joinery

JOIN OUR MELBOURNE STUDIO

Studio 11:11 is looking for a mid level Interior Designer with a minimum of 4-5 years experience, in a part time capacity.

The scope includes high end residential design and boutique commercial projects. Working collaboratively with our Amsterdam and Auckland teams.

The applicant must be proficient in Archicad and have a strong interest in detail oriented design & technical documentation.

We’d love to hear from you. Send your portfolio and CV to [email protected]

Grumley + Company is a space shaped by thought, craft, and purpose.

A work environment where dark, grounding tones are paired with tactile surfaces, focusing on local artistry.

The design is centered on founder Toss Grumley’s beautiful art collection and aims to cultivate an atmosphere of focus, inspiration, and aspiration.

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We’ve been working on a project very close to our hearts - a showroom and studio space in the beautiful neighborhood of Oud West, Amsterdam.

We’re excited to be sharing the showroom with our friends making it a collaborative hub where different perspectives on design, art and craft come together.

The space serves as our European head office where we invite you to meet with Marijne and discuss your next interior project.

We can’t wait to welcome you at Staringplein 13 - currently open by appointment only while we work on the finishing touches 🔨

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Interior decoration for at their new home in Parnell, Auckland

We sourced objects, often discarded in the construction process, and repurposed them to provide the space with layers, texture and soul

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A moment in our recently completed workplace for Grumley + Company

Galvanised steel and leather York Bench by

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We’re excited to unveil our updated logo and newly designed website, a refined reflection of who we are as a design studio.

This evolution represents our continued commitment to thoughtful design and meaningful spaces that evoke connection and clarity.

We invite you to take a look, perhaps linger for a while and explore our previous works and current product, all of which we are immensely proud to showcase

Heyington Residence - Toorak, Australia

Another beautiful shot of the formal dining room at Heyington Residence, featuring our custom wine cabinet along the back wall and viola marble fireplace.

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Sarsfield House - Auckland, New Zealand

We have thoroughly enjoyed working on this family home in Herne Bay, Auckland, alongside our longstanding client and friend of the studio.

For this project, we were exclusively engaged to provide styling services, focusing on sourcing furniture, lighting, soft furnishings, and art. Each piece was thoughtfully selected to harmonise with the family’s daily life, contributing to an atmosphere of tranquillity, elegance, and comfort.

We believe that the objects we choose to surround ourselves with infuse our spaces with soul and energy, enriching the environments we inhabit.

Kelburn Home - Wellington, New Zealand

Nestled in the hills, Kelburn Home is a renovation of a classic Wellington villa. Our aim was to create a home that celebrates family life, blending the old with the new in a harmonious balance and understated elegance - designed for a family to florish.

Interior design & styling by Studio 11:11
Photography by Thomas Seearbudd

Kelburn Home - Wellington, New Zealand

Nestled in the hills of Wellington, one of our recent projects - a renovation of a classic Wellington villa - creates a home that is a celebration of family life, blending the old with the new in a harmonious balance and understated elegance - designed for a family to florish.

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Interior design & styling by Studio 11:11
Photography by Thomas Seearbudd