Interior Design Studio · Bunbury, Western Australia

Blueprint Studio

Precision you can live in

A calm, moody bedroom at North Street — charcoal walls and warm light.

Plate 00 — Brand in place North Street · Bunbury

Blueprint Studio

Interiors · Spatial Design

01The IdeaP.03
02The ApproachP.04
03Logotype & MonogramP.05
04TypographyP.06
05Colour & GoldP.07
06The Drawing LanguageP.08
07PhotographyP.09
08MaterialsP.10
09ApplicationsP.11

The Idea

A room begins as a line.
Our work is to make that line
worth living inside.

Every interior begins the same way every building does — as an exact, unforgiving drawing. A blueprint. Millimetres, sightlines, structure.

But a plan is not a home. The discipline of the drawing exists only to be dissolved into something warm, tactile and lived-in. That tension — the line and the dwelling — is the whole of who we are.

We measure twice so you never have to think about it once.

A stone waterfall-island kitchen with linen bar stools and warm timber floors. — Fig. 01 — Considered to the millimetre

The Approach

Blueprint Studio is an interior design practice. We don't pour foundations — we make the spaces within them sing. Four disciplines, one obsession with getting it exactly right.

Interior Design

Full-room design from concept to completion — the considered whole, resolved.

Spatial Planning

Flow, proportion and light. How a space is used before how it is dressed.

Styling & Curation

The final layer — objects, texture and warmth that make a house a home.

Material Selection

Stone, oak, linen and brass, specified to the millimetre and the mood.

Logotype & Monogram

clear space = cap heightx Blueprint Studio

Fig. 03.1 — Primary logotype with the signature rule & cross. Clear space equals the cap height on all sides.

MonogramBSInterlocking B + S · digital & small-scale

Gold FoilBS23.5kt leaf · move to catch the light

The Stamp

Foil seal · sign-off · signage

Misuse — never

correctBlueprint

don't stretchBlueprint

don't fillBlueprint

don't rotateBlueprint

Typography

Three voices, one conversation. A classical display serif for soul, a geometric sans for clarity, and a technical mono for the drawing annotations — the precise vocabulary of the blueprint itself.

Display

Cormorant SC

Logotype, headlines, statements.

400 · 500 · 600 · 700

Form Follows Feeling

Aa Bb Cc Dd · Quietly Considered · 1234567890

Text

Jost

Body copy, captions, interface.

300 · 400 · 500

The discipline of the plan, dissolved into the warmth of a room.

ABCDEFGHIJKLM · abcdefghijklm · 1234567890

Technical

IBM Plex Mono

Annotations, specs, folios.

400 · 500 · Tracked

Scale 1:50 · Rev A · 2400mm

ABCDEFGHIJKLM · 1234567890 · ▽ → ↤↦

Colour & Gold

Ink on warm paper for daylight; Blueprint Navy reversed for depth and drama; and a single line of architect's blue. Gold leaf is the jewel — reserved for the smallest, most deliberate moments.

Bone

HEX F2EDE3

Primary ground.

Plaster

HEX E8E0D2

Secondary ground.

Navy

HEX 0F1B2D

Reverse ground.

Ink

HEX 1C1B18

Text & line.

Architect Blue

HEX 33425E

Line work only.

Clay

HEX A89580

Warm accent.

Gold Leaf

23.5kt
#C7A45A

Foil accents only.

Gold is a whisper, not a shout — the cross, the seal, a single rule. Used like the real leaf: sparingly, and where the light will find it.

The Drawing Language

A kit of marks borrowed from the drawing set — datum levels, dimensions, line weights and drawing fragments. Used sparingly, they frame the work without ever crowding it.

2400

Dimension line

Measures & brackets, value in mono.

Datum / level

Floor levels in metres above datum.

Detail call-out

Zooms a material or junction.

North arrow

Orientation mark for plans.

Drafting grid

Near-invisible ground texture.

Scale bar

Graphic ruler · 1:100, 1:50, 1:10.

0.18

0.35

0.50

0.70

Line weights

Four ranked strokes, in points.

Registration marks

Crop corners framing a page.

Drawing fragments — used behind type & in layouts

Plan fragment · 1:100

Section · 1:50

Elevation · 1:50

Joinery detail · 1:1

Photography

Photography is the studio's loudest voice — where the precision of the plan becomes something you can feel. Imagery is always natural-light, architecturally framed, and gently warmed to sit within the palette.