About
Renowned for her refined aesthetic and meticulous attention to detail, Natalie’s work consistently reflects her commitment to providing exceptional client experiences.
She believes that great design transcends mere beauty; it encompasses functionality, flow, and the power to elevate everyday living.
After dedicating five years to her studies, Natalie has successfully established a thriving design studio. She expertly merges organisation, expertise, and creativity into her design process, ensuring that each project is uniquely tailored to meet her clients' needs.
Central to Natalie’s approach is her emphasis on building honest and trusting relationships with her clients. She understands that a successful design journey is rooted in collaboration and communication, allowing her to create spaces that truly resonate with those who inhabit them. Through her work, Natalie not only transforms environments but also enriches lives, making each project a celebration of individuality and style.
Natalie Boyd
ETHOS
Designers have a moral obligation to create designs that prioritise the well-being of people and the environment. The relationship between these two is closely knit in various ways. Therefore, our approach to sustainable design takes into account the ecological, societal, and economic aspects, recognising them as components of a unified and interconnected solution.
We believe that a home or space should be beautiful, comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing, as much as it must be functional, sustainable and practical. Accomplishing all aspects is our utmost priority and the area in which we excel.
My Story
I am a mother of two girls Arielle (10) & Avi (8), I also collaborate with my husband, Gal Mordehai, on our bespoke furniture line. If you haven't already, you will meet him and my team throughout the design process. We live in Brisbane, Queensland and often travel interstate to see clients and to be on-site.
I grew up in Switzerland, travelled the world in my twenties and worked in theatre and the performing arts industry, for this reason, I pull much of my creative and lifestyle inspiration from overseas cultures, architecture, art, movement, music, theatre and nature. I feel so privileged to have my place in the design industry and to bring people's dreams to reality.
