Fitzroy North House brings together architecture by Cera Stribley and warm, minimalist interiors by Alessia Ferrarini Design Studio to reimagine a traditional Victorian terrace for contemporary family life. Restoring the original heritage façade while introducing a restrained rear addition, the home balances its historic character with a distinctly modern sensibility.
Inspired by Ferrarini’s Italian heritage, the interiors celebrate craftsmanship and natural materiality through a warm neutral palette of stone, Venetian plaster, exposed concrete and timber. Collected art, iconic design pieces and handmade objects bring personality and narrative to the pared-back spaces, creating a home that feels both refined and deeply personal.
Featured within the home, Looms' Ecru Stripe Bath Towel complements the tactile, Mediterranean-inspired palette. Its soft woven texture and natural tones sit effortlessly alongside stone and timber, adding another layer of warmth to the home's quiet material expression.
Architecture: Cera Stribley
Interior Design: Alessia Ferrarini Design Studio
Build: Ferne Built
Photography: Tom Ross
Featuring: Loom Atelier — Ecru Stripe Bath Towel
