Palazzo

The Caulfield North house was designed in 1969 by Czechia-born architect Robert Rosh. Rosh never registered as an architect in Victoria, so his architectural history has been seldom documented, but he designed numerous houses for European clients post WWII in Caulfield and St Kilda. This house offers an abundance of colour, texture, light and dark moody spaces.

The most incredible interior design and ability to shoot in areas to create the best backdrop for your brand, product or campaign. It is filled with original features, restored and some untouched. The layout and mix of colour take the eye from space to space and tell a story in every room. The cleverly designed location separates each storey by having a slightly different feel, starting with the top floor (containing the bedrooms) layered with French mid-century influences.

The main floor, meanwhile, is full of juxtapositions: warm furniture with cold floors, warm joinery with natural stone, and stainless steel.

It is the next big shoot location, so book your space today.