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The project
Sheldon Interiors, an interior design and construction firm, has redeveloped its new Sydney office as a striking demonstration of its integrated strategy, design, construction services, and furniture manufacturing capabilities. Located in an existing brick-rich building, its design merges exposed brick windowsills and heritage masonry with warm, textural finishes for a rich, eclectic character. The concept “bold fusion”, seamlessly blends natural textures with futuristic forms, evoking warmth, creativity, and forward-thinking playfulness.
Targeting both 5-star Green Star and Gold WELL ratings, sustainability and occupant wellbeing were critical considerations throughout the project. Rosa Sayeed, senior interior designer at Sheldon Interiors, explains, “Sustainability was one of the biggest drivers behind the design. We wanted to show that just because something is sustainable doesn’t mean it can’t also be high end and beautiful.”

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Inside Sheldon Interiors newly renovated workspace
The solution

Autex Acoustics® carbon neutral status, high use of recycled content, and end of life solutions made the specification of the product an easy choice for the project. Acoustic compliance also played a pivotal role with WELL acoustic standards mandating high-performing materials.
Mirage™ Textured Panels were used throughout the workspace for their complement to the overall design vision and high-performance sound absorption. The subtle textures and warm earthy palettes were a perfect match for the office aesthetic. Seamlessly integrating into spaces, “[Mirage] enabled acoustic functionality and contributed to the visual narrative.”
In addition, 24 mm Cube® acoustic wall linings in Parthenon were applied throughout the office, and our Willie Weston collection brought cultural resonance and tactile richness to the First Nations co-designed meeting rooms.
The result

The newly completed office is a dynamic environment—part creative studio, part showroom, part sustainable manifesto. The outcome is a space that feels lived-in, warm, and welcoming, yet unapologetically design-forward, a true realisation of the Sheldon design team’s “bold fusion”. Perhaps most importantly, it serves as a living case study—showcasing how high-end aesthetics, acoustic excellence, and sustainable design can coexist beautifully.
