Oak & EmberJoinery · Penrith SEVNworks concept

Concept projects

Six rooms, three styles. Each one starts from a fictional brief and a real photo of a dated room (via Unsplash), so you can see how a direction changes a space without moving its walls, windows or doors.

These are concept visualisations, not completed client work. Oak & Ember is a fictional business. Each “before” is a real photo of someone else’s dated room, by a photographer credited on the project page and published on Unsplash; none of them is an Oak & Ember project. Each “after” is an AI-generated concept visualisation made from that photo, keeping its walls, windows and doors. They show a design direction, not a finished room.

The Glenmore Park kitchen, concept visualisation in the Warm Minimal styleConcept visualisation

The Glenmore Park kitchen

Warm Minimal · Kitchen

Honey oak and tiled benchtops softened into putty, travertine and pale oak.
The Emu Plains bathroom, concept visualisation in the Dark Luxe styleConcept visualisation

The Emu Plains bathroom

Dark Luxe · Bathroom

A white-tiled family bathroom turned deep, green and enveloping.
The Leonay kitchen, concept visualisation in the Coastal Timber styleConcept visualisation

The Leonay kitchen

Coastal Timber · Kitchen

Blackbutt, white shaker doors and sea-glass zellige in a bright family room.
The Kingswood bathroom, concept visualisation in the Coastal Timber styleConcept visualisation

The Kingswood bathroom

Coastal Timber · Bathroom

Sea-glass tiles, VJ walls and a blackbutt vanity in a long family bathroom.
The Jamisontown kitchen, concept visualisation in the Dark Luxe styleConcept visualisation

The Jamisontown kitchen

Dark Luxe · Kitchen

Charcoal joinery, Nero marble and aged bronze under low light.
The Cranebrook bathroom, concept visualisation in the Warm Minimal styleConcept visualisation

The Cranebrook bathroom

Warm Minimal · Bathroom

Limewash, limestone and pale oak in place of cobalt-blue tiles.