Have you ever wondered how to blend beautiful antiques into your home?

Lookbook

Browse through the antique furniture lookbook to view our beautiful portfolio of client interiors. Each of these clients have used Wallrocks high quality antiques to furnish their space and each has done so in a very different way. It’s not always easy to envisage how antiques will look once restored and incorporated into rooms and this gallery is designed to provide inspiration for how these beautiful pieces can be incorporated into modern and traditional homes for a dramatic result.

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18th and 19th century furniture in a contemporary home

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18th and 19th century furniture in a contemporary home

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18th and 19th century furniture in a contemporary home

The following eight images are an excellent example of just how seamless antiques can blend into a contemporary home. They bring warmth, soul and interest to interiors. They are useful and, most importantly, exceptionally beautiful!

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Pair of 19th Century Giltwood Fauteuil Armchairs

This rare 19th century seven piece suite is beautifully blended in its new surroundings.

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18th and 19th century furniture in a contemporary home

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Ascot Makeover

Splashes of vibrant blue and green set off this beautiful honey coloured pair of French Art Deco amboyna bedside tables.

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Testimonial - Sandie McCarthy

"I have been delighted with working with you. It has been a real pleasure to work with someone who lets me have crazy ideas and then works to bring them into something very nice to live with. Lyndon is also meticulous and really brings out the best in each piece."

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Pattern on Pattern

This 19th century Italian marquetry bureau makes a beautiful statement in this elegant Ascot entry.

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Devil is in the Detail

It's the context that defines the piece - 19th century Italian bureau.

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French Provincial Flair

18th Century French commode a wonderful talking point

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A Gorgeous Girls Bedroom

Pair French Art Deco Bedsides compliment this pretty space

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19th Century Baccarat Crystal Chandelier

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One of Brisbane's Historic Homes

19th century French chinoiserie bed takes centre stage in this luxurious master bedroom.

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Paired with 19th century marquetry commodes

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Redesign for Living

Sydney based interior designer Jeff Patterson incorporates 18th century French provincial bookcase into beautiful living room

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Magnificent 19th Century Writing Table - Attributed to Holland & Sons

Taken up residence in a beautiful Adelaide home, this table has been very cleverly balanced against the other fine pieces in the room.

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Magnificent 19th Century Writing Table - Attributed to Holland & Sons

This exceptional table comprised of the finest quality book-matched burr walnut, solid tulipwood, boxwood inlays and exceptional quality ormolu. 'The natural figuring of the wood gives the impression the entire piece is made of marble.'

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19th Century Writing Table - Attributed to Holland & Sons

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19th Century Writing Table - Attributed to Holland & Sons

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19th Century Iron Table

This 19th century French iron outdoor table would certainly have started out life with some form of stone top. Wallrocks recently selected a beautiful piece of quartzite and had it cut and a moulded edge fitted ready for its position in a beautiful garden. The rust coloured lines that run through the stone highlight beautifully the russet tones of the iron base.

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Stunning 24 lamp crystal and ormolu chandelier

One of the most significant pieces of antique lighting to pass through our hands

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French Dining Table

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Timeless Elegance

Incorporating a feature antique piece into a modern home

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Black Supper Club

Stalled Espresso feature Wallrocks table and chandeliers for private dinner

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Making a splash

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Beautiful Pair Garden Urns

A pair of Wallrocks 19th century decorated garden urns looking magnificent in front of this beautiful Melbourne home

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Lending 'Soul' to a Hard-Edged Contemporary Studio

Pair 19th Century French Gilded Armchairs, Circa 1890

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Daring Use of Colour Brings the Past into the Present

Our client re-purposed a 19th century English mahogany dining table as a stunning boardroom table alongside his contemporary shelving. A 19th century English swivel desk chair looks inviting beside a minimalist contemporary lamp.

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Mixing Eras

19th century Napoleon III French secretaire paired with French Art Deco Desk and matching chair

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Italian & English Collide

France, Italy and England sit side by side so it's not surprising that motifs in their furniture cross over at times. This magnificent pair of English armchairs look wonderful with this 19th century italian centre table

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Palm Beach Beauty

19th century alabaster of Bacchus meets Australian beachside

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Classic, Timeless, Elegant

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Brisbane Riverfront

The straight lines of this pair of 19th Century French Louis XVI fauteuil armchairs looked fabulous against this modern residence

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19th Century Opulence Brings Gold Coast Entry Alive

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Statement Entry in one of Brisbane's Premiere Historic Homes

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Kids Bedroom to Little Girl's Wonderland in Beautiful Vaucluse Home

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Re-Purposing

Stunning Regency card table becomes magnificent bedside table in this beautiful bedroom

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Elegant Simplicity Meets Elaborate

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An Exceptional Library

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French Chinoiserie Library

19th century French walnut three door bookcase

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Statement Lobby

19th century French settee

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A Dining Room to Remember

Silk damask wallpaper sets off exceptional 19th century French marquetry walnut display cabinet

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Industrial Cafe Features 19th Century French Farmhouse Table

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The Best Things in Life are nearly always unexpected

By pairing this 19th century French Louis XVI centre table with a pair of armchairs by famous 19th century designer Charles Mellier and contemporary artwork by Shiloh Englebretch, each item is relieved and balanced by the other

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Unpolished Gem

Rejuvenating a beautiful 19th century French Louis XV bergere armchair

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