Light filled brick atrium
The studio elevation from the courtyard
A circular window frames the bathing space, bringing soft natural light into the room. A restrained palette and thoughtful detailing reflect DiMase Architects’ focus on calm, light-filled interiors.
Photography by Trevor Mein
Wall panel detail
Threshold entry. Layers of glazing and partitions
Compact family meals area with integrated bookcase
Interior of kitchen pantry and storage shelves
Bathroom with large frosted window and double sink
Built in desk and bookshelf, chair by furniture maker, Damien Wright
This 1970’s warehouse converted into modern publishing house for Scribe Publications
Our Clifton Hill Renovation – Courtyard and Living Room Spaces connecting to private retreat.
Close up view U-form glass partition
Frosted Glass Panels at Entry
Roseleigh renovation project, exterior view from garden
Terracotta floor – catching reflected sunlight.
Timber cladding, warehouse courtyard and balcony.
Combining timbers in the refurbished space.
The extension improved the connection of the existing Victorian dwelling to the outside
Beneath the dome, study space and library were created for the clients
Designed for learning – Student classroom (preps) area at KGPS
Staircase window with bi-fold opening, bringing in light and air
Melba Food Hall – under construction
In built bookshelf, hardwood stairs
A refined joinery detail by DiMase Architects, pairing crisp lines with warm materials to create a calm, functional focal point.
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A serene bathing retreat — DiMase Architects balance sculptural simplicity and natural light, framing tranquility through elegant geometry and thoughtful detailing.
Open space, sport, connection to fresh air and outdoor activities at KGPS
Beach House Studio downstairs workshop and play area utilises glass bricks and raw materials to create a contemporary industrial aesthetic, DiMase Architects. Image by Matt Irwin
Bathrooms in dark grey contrast to light openness of the new extension
Looking towards the studio from the 2nd story of the house
Custom designed and made joinery
Indoor-outdoor – sliding door opens to the garden.
Refurbishment of Formal Dining Room.
Camberwell High School, refurbish of existing windows, Image by Trevor Mein
Ceiling detail in spare room
Beach House Studio Project, play room. Image by Katya Menshikova
Kitchen Refurbishment, Brunswick East
Polished concrete floors, skylights
Interior concept for Deepdene Uniting Church – DiMase Architects.
The structure contains an ‘Exeloo’ toilet for public use
Interior Detail Entry from Car Space
Shou Sugi Ban cladding
The native shrubs and minimal fence blur the lines between private and public space
Beach House Studio Project playroom. Image by Katya Menshikova
Main Living Area – warm and calm.
Furniture Installation
Looking down the side passage of the home
A calm, light-filled kitchen — DiMase Architects blend function and warmth through refined detailing, natural materials, and a sense of effortless openness.
Gallery wall and original timber roof truss
Neon light shines on favourite objects and furnishings creating a glow of warm light/
Family Bathroom
Custom bookcases with lighting detail and timber stairs
1930s Broadway inspired interior at New York Minute Burgers, Highpoint
Street view of Park House
Main Bathroom with double shower
Bright and open living space, Park House
The new deck
