Our Projects
The Role of Design in Build-to-Rent Projects
Across global cities, Build-to-Rent (BTR) has redefined the rental experience. The model—where developments are designed, built, and managed for long-term rental rather than sale—has flourished in the UK, US, and Europe, where residents value design quality, professional management, and community connection.
Zushi Barangaroo by Koichi Takada Architects
There’s a certain energy to Barangaroo that Sydneysiders know well. It’s the city at its most contemporary — bold, vibrant, and unmistakably design-conscious. Surrounded by global architectural landmarks including Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners’ International Towers, Renzo Piano’s One Sydney Harbour, Crown Sydney by WilkinsonEyre, and the “Bird’s Nest” building by Collins and Turner Architects, the precinct has become a stage where architecture, culture, and lifestyle converge.
Collaboration by Design: Inside Warren and Mahoney’s Sydney Studio
Warren and Mahoney’s Sydney Studio, designed by Warren and Mahoney (WAM), is more than an office, it’s a collaborative hub reflecting the firm’s ethos of creativity and teamwork. Every element, from open layout to lighting, is designed to invite chance encounters, cross-disciplinary dialogue, and innovation.
The Making: Gathering Table
Nomi’s mission is to connect users directly to the workshop, allowing users to customise furniture online. “The Making” series offers a glimpse into this process. In this edition, we explore how artisans handcraft our popular Gathering Table using natural materials.
Project Feature: Warren & Mahoney Melbourne Studio
Warren and Mahoney, a New Zealand-founded architectural firm, has been operating in Australia for over a decade. The firm’s new studio is its second home in the city. The new studio is located in the heart of Melbourne’s central business district. It is a state-of-the-art facility that will allow Warren and Mahoney to continue to deliver world-class design solutions to its clients.
Project Feature | Azure Cafe by Cox Architecture
In collaboration with Cox Architecture, the fitout showcases a blend of standard NOMI pieces and bespoke furniture developed specifically for the project. The furniture exhibits functionality and durability that are well-matched for the bustling ambiance of the Azure Cafe.
Project Feature: Tom Mark Henry
Founded by interior designers Cushla McFadden and Jade Nottage, Tom Mark Henry is a Sydney-based multifaceted studio that has since created unique and reflective design solutions for a range of project types. NOMI was excited to be included in their new Darlinghurst office which exudes a modern and warm atmosphere.
Manunda Place, Darwin – Sissons Architects
Designed by Sydney based architects Sissons, Manunda Place is Darwin CBD’s newest commercial precinct.
Trends in Workplace Design with Brian Wilson of Two
NOMI is excited to partner with Two, a San Francisco-based design firm, marking the company’s entrance into the US market.
Fujitsu Melbourne’s Headquarters – Billard Leece Partnership
Designed by Billard Leece Partnership, Fujitsu Melbourne’s headquarters is a tasteful and harmonious blend of Japanese heritage and local Melbourne flavour.
A look at the newly-transformed Australian Museum – Neeson Murcutt + Neille
After 15 months of significant transformation, Australia’s oldest museum and Sydney’s heritage landmark, the Australian Museum, has reopened its doors to the public last November 2020.
DesignFARM Perth
Owned by father and son – Rodney and Jamie Washer – the business is built around a love of contemporary design that is ethical, innovative and sustainable. While they sell brands from around the world, they are particularly interested in representing Australian furniture brands. DesignFARM’s ethos is to only support the sale of excellent, original design – they wouldn’t dream of selling a replica.
Jasny Chair – All Souls Chapel
The new interior design for All Souls Chapel has taken what was once described as a ‘clinical’ interior, and transformed it into a place of warmth, texture and subtle colour.
Woodstack Chair – Ramen Zundo Sapporo
The Design of Ramen Zundo Sapporo is a Celebration of Contemporary and Traditional Japanese Culture.
CITIZEN Melbourne Fuses Japanese Influences with an Industrial Edge
CITIZEN Melbourne, is a new Japanese snack bar, in Melbourne’s up-and-coming South Wharf neighborhood.
High Dove Table – Fujitsu by BLP
In the Fujitsu offices, Billard Leece Partnership ensured that the company’s values of innovation, quality and respect for the environment were reinforced. As a sustainable, FSC accredited product, NOMI’S High Dove Table was tailored to ensure a collaborative working space.
Storyteller’s Chair – Paramount Recreation Club by Bob Barton, Hebert & Mason
Led by multi-disciplinary designer Bob Barton, in collaboration with architects Herbert & Mason, the space brings outside and inside, building and sky together, to create layers of shade, breeze, recreation and escapism
Woodstack Chair – Abbotsford House by Therefore Studio
With a focus on practicality without compromising the projects modern aesthetic, Therefore Studio featured NOMI’s Woodstack Chair to echo the warm, timber accents throughout the house. Designed by Tomek Archer, this solid oak chair is detailed with clean, simple lines that blend with its understated surroundings.
Woodstack Chair – House Collins by Tribe Studio
Tribe Studio Architects applied their signature pragmatic and poetic approach to building a comfortable, contemporary home. Inside this minimalist residence is a double-storey void which envelops the open space with abundant, natural light. Responding to the sensibilities of materiality and tone, House Collins also features a new living room that extends into the rear garden to welcome quiet luxury.
Woodstack Chair – Hotham Project by Carole Whiting
Central to the project is NOMI’s Woodstack Chair. Engineered with a gentle carved backrest, the refined details offer a quiet character that gracefully intertwines into it’s surroundings.
Dove Table & Woodstack Chair – Nook Urban Fresh Bar
To furnish such a space that was simultaneously functional, comfortable and with such a particular design aesthetic, `noOk owner, Jamie Shin turned to NOMI.
