The Caroline House, designed by Kennedy Nolan, is a stunning example of modern architecture that seamlessly blends with its surroundings. The house is located in Melbourne, Australia, and features an open plan design that creates a sense of space and light.
One of the standout features of the Caroline House is the use of RBW's Mori and Gala pendants. The Mori pendant is used in a relaxing corner of the house, creating a warm and intimate atmosphere. The pendant's warm wood tones complement the natural materials used throughout the house, such as the timber floors and cabinetry.
The Gala pendant, on the other hand, is used above the dining table, creating a focal point in the open plan living space. The pendant's simple yet elegant design adds a touch of sophistication to the space, while the warm glow of the light creates a welcoming and inviting atmosphere.
Both the Mori and Gala pendants are from RBW, a lighting design brand based in Manhattan, known for their minimalist and elegant designs. The pendants are designed to be versatile and adaptable, fitting seamlessly into any interior design scheme.

Products: Gala pendant, Mori pendant and Crisp by RBW

Interior Designer: Kennedy Nolan

Photography: Derek Swalwell