Apartment interior design in Sydney isn't residential design at reduced scale — it's a different brief entirely. Fixed footprints, strata approvals, light constraints. At Kaiko Design, we bring the same detail-rich approach to apartment projects that we bring to every space, with the process knowledge to back it up.

Eclectic interiors look effortless and are anything but. Here is how the studio blends diverse periods, cultures and pieces into one cohesive, personal whole.

The vintage revival in residential design is not nostalgia. At Kaiko Design, clients arrive with period references for three specific reasons, and how those references are applied makes the difference between an interior that feels resolved and one that reads as a costume.

A school founded in 1919 Germany shouldn't still be influencing how a Double Bay apartment is designed in 2025. And yet — the Bauhaus logic of function first, material honesty, and deliberate simplicity is embedded in how the best contemporary interiors are conceived. Here's what that looks like in practice.

Art Deco has never really left. From Sydney's interwar apartment blocks to contemporary joinery details, the movement's underlying logic — geometric rigour, material honesty, colour as statement — continues to shape how the best interiors are resolved. This is what still works, and why.

Open plan promises light and connection, but without structure a home can feel cavernous. Here is how we zone an open-plan home into cohesive, liveable spaces that stay warm, considered and genuinely cosy.