Media, Press and Publications
Kaiko Design Interiors and Nicholas Kaiko have been featured by Vogue Living, Belle, Australian House and Garden, LivingETC, Better Homes and Gardens, The Design Files and Kanebridge Quarterly, in print and online. A selection of features appears below.
These features span a range of projects and conversations — from detailed project profiles to Nic's perspective on colour, timeless design and the decisions that define a well-considered interior. Explore the coverage below.
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Kanebridge Quarterly - The young Sydney designer banishing beige
Kanebridge Quarterly Editor in Chief Robyn Willis profiled Nicholas Kaiko in this in-depth feature exploring the studio's design philosophy, approach to colour and the thinking behind dynamic eclecticism — the design principle at the heart of Kaiko Design Interiors' work.
Nic spoke candidly about his rejection of trend-driven, safe interiors in favour of spaces that are genuinely expressive and deeply personal. The feature draws on the studio's residential portfolio as well as Nic's earlier career in luxury hotel and hospitality design, which continues to inform the rigour and spatial thinking behind every project.
Read the Kanebridge Quarterly feature → View the Danks Street case study → Interested in working with Kaiko Design Interiors? Get in touch →
Kanebridge Quarterly - Winter 2023
Kaiko Design Interiors appeared in the Winter 2023 issue of Kanebridge Quarterly, with a feature on the Danks Street Home and Studio project in Sydney's Waterloo. The article explored how Nicholas Kaiko approached the design of his own live/work space — a project that allowed the studio's philosophy to be expressed without the constraints of a client brief.
The result is one of the studio's most discussed projects: a space that balances the practical demands of a working design studio with the comfort and personality of a private home, unified by a confident colour-led palette and precise material choices.
View the Danks Street case study → Interested in working with Kaiko Design Interiors? Get in touch →
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