Lifestyle

The first question in a renovation is often how much space to add. For Rogan Nash Architects, a more revealing place to begin is with the house already standing: which rooms work, which features give it character, where the plan has gone astray and what its occupants actually need from it.

For Eva Nash and Kate Rogan, the measure of a home is found in how it supports everyday life. The school lunches, the morning coffee, the work-from-home days, the gathering of friends and the quiet moments in between. At Rogan Nash Architects, these rituals have shaped a design philosophy centred on creating homes for a lifetime of living.

For more than 30 years, this family-owned workshop has championed the beauty of timber, crafting pieces that are designed to not only look beautiful on day one, but to become even more beautiful with time.