Interior Designer Melbourne
Individual interiors, designed around your way of living.
Real Homes. Real Constraints. Real Results.
What We Do & How We Transform Your Space
We start by reviewing your home’s layout to improve traffic flow, zoning and privacy. We consider furniture size and placement, storage and how each space functions, identifying opportunities you may have overlooked. Then we combine our ideas and expertise with yours, translating them into a clear, resolved design where layouts, colours, and materials are chosen with purpose and intention. Our cohesive colour, material and finish palettes respond to your personality, your home’s light and scale, and, most importantly, the way you live. We make the design decisions, so you don’t have to.
Complete Design Direction for Your Home
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Step 1 : Consultation
Every Hue & Space project always starts with an in-home Consultation. Before we analyse plans, we want to understand your home and how you live in it. Read More

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Step 2: Floor Plan Review
A detailed analysis and review of your proposed renovation, extension or redesign. This service is available after a Hue & Space In-Home Consultation. Read More

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Step 3: Concept Design
Bringing our expertise and your ideas together, we translate them into a clear, resolved design where layouts, colours and materials are chosen with purpose and intention. Read More

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Step 4: Select and Install
Your design comes together with considered selections for furniture, lighting, window treatments, rugs, artwork, and finishes. The result is a cohesive, thoughtfully resolved space. Read More

Why Hue & Space Is Different
We start with the floor plan, not the sofa, because if the layout doesn’t work, it doesn’t matter how nice your furniture is. Good design supports how you live every day; that’s why we base our decisions on function, not guesswork.
“I’m Jan Lynch, a Melbourne-based residential interior designer who believes great homes start with the people who live in them.
Not sure where to start?
“Why do I need a floor plan review?”
Before choosing finishes, furniture, or fixtures, your layout needs to work.
This is where most design mistakes happen, and where the biggest improvements can be made.
Assess movement and flow
See how people move through your home and where the layout creates friction .
Test furniture and scale
Make sure everything fits properly on paper before committing to construction.
Avoid costly changes later
It’s cheaper to have a plan before you buy the wrong-size sofa and have to live with it or replace it.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Resolving layout, flow, and functionality before construction helps avoid costly changes later and ensures your space works properly from the start.
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Yes. Small spaces benefit the most from proper planning, zoning, and furniture layout to maximise functionality and flow.
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Our projects begin with a $450 consultation, followed by staged services such as concept design, selections, and coordination, depending on your needs.
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We meet with you in your home to understand how you live, what is and isn’t working, and what you’d like to achieve. We’ll discuss layout, flow, furniture, colour, finishes and any opportunities we can see, giving you practical direction from the outset.
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Not at all. We work on everything from improving an existing room with better furniture, colour and styling through to larger renovations and whole-home design. Sometimes relatively small changes can make a significant difference to how a home looks and functions.
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Yes. In fact, that’s often where we start. You don’t need to arrive with a finished brief or know exactly what should change. We help identify the problems, prioritise what will make the biggest difference and develop a clear direction before you commit to unnecessary work or purchases.
Design Advice & Real-Life Tips
Melbourne Interior designer Jan and her podcast partner, Georga, break down everything from kitchen and bathroom design to small-space design. They cover how to build colour confidence, plan renovations, and why furniture layouts matter. They share clear, approachable guidance to help you avoid costly mistakes, make confident decisions and transform your home with purpose and personality.
Whether you’re planning a home makeover, downsizing, navigating a family transition or refreshing a single room, Inside Interior Design is here to support you every step of your design journey.
What Our Clients Say
Hue and Space: How These Terms Relate to Interior Design.
Hue and Space are two fundamental elements in interior design because they shape a space's aesthetics, functionality, and emotion.
“Hue” is simply the basic name of a colour — like red, blue, green or yellow — before you add shades, tints or tones.
"Space" refers to the physical area within a room. How it’s laid out, how it's used, and how it feels to move around in.
As Melbourne Interior Designers, we believe that thoughtful space planning and skilful use of colour can transform any room into a beautiful and functional space for its occupants.
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