“I make every design journey a joyful, hands-on creative experience. Through a collaborative process and an energetic approach, I transform spaces into stunning reflections of my clients' style and lifestyle creating uniquely beautiful interiors.” Rochelle Kerr
Growing up in a picturesque Australian coastal town, Rochelle Kerr's love for design was sparked by the beauty of the ocean and a vibrant design experiences.
Winning a scholarship to the Leanne Whitehouse School of Fashion introduced her to Sydney's vibrant and eclectic city life and further fuelled her creative ambitions. Early exposure to luxury homes while working as a nanny, deepened her appreciation for interior spaces and ultimately inspired her transition from fashion to interior design.
Rochelle honed her skills at the prestigious Enmore Design TAFE, completing a rigorous five-year program while apprenticing under renowned interior designer Thomas Hamel.
Her career journey includes working with top-tier firms like SJB Interiors, managing a boutique interior design store in New Zealand, before being Senior Project Manager at Cameron Kimber Design Sydney. Influenced by design icons such as Albert Hadley, Sybil Colefax, Martyn Lawrence Bullard, Christian Liaigre and Phillip Stark. Inspired by Veere Greenery, Michael J. Smith and Mark D. Sykes. Rochelle blends timeless aesthetics with modern eco-living to craft spaces that are both functional and uniquely personal.
Rochelle Kerr describes her design philosophy as a harmonious blend of classic and contemporary elements, with an emphasis on creating spaces that are comfortable, functional, and reflective of her clients' lifestyles.
She values timeless design principles while staying attuned to trends and lifestyle possibilities. Rochelle's approach often incorporates eclectic and restored touches, such as mixing antique designs with vintage pairings sleek lines and a modern emphasis. Above all, her focus is on crafting spaces that are elegant, welcoming, and tailored to the unique needs and tastes of each client.