McMillan Shakespeare, Sydney by Gray Puksand

Banquette seating beneath a window with green patterned fabric within an office setting

Jean Ngwarraye Long’s Native Seeds design in ‘Olive’ on our High Performance / Outdoor fabric, at McMillan Shakespeare’s Sydney offices. Photo: Toby Peet.

Gray Puksand's refined office design for McMillan Shakespeare, Sydney embodies a flexible, wellbeing-focused environment. Opting for soft palettes and gentle, undulating patterns, the design selections create warm and serene environments.

Natural tones and textured finishes inspired by the local context were preferred, fostering a connection to nature. Willie Weston upholstery and wallpaper supported the design narrative, embedded in breakout spaces throughout.

Designs from the Top End and Central Australia were selected for the fitout. Jean Ngwarraye Long’s Native Seeds and Colleen Ngwarraye Morton’s Singing Bush Medicine, from hailing from Ampilatwatja (NT) contribute delicate, intricate patterning grounded in cultural knowledge and practices. Osmond Kantilla’s Pandanus design, rooted in the ubiquitous pandanus plant seen across his homeland in the Tiwi Islands, offers a geometric yet organic freshness to booth seating within the space.

Black and white portrait of Indigenous woman with painted background.

Jean Ngwarraye Long. Photo: Artists of Ampilatwatja.

Willie Weston Native Seeds 'Olive' design for upholstery, featuring delicately patterned contemporary Aboriginal artwork by Central Australian First Nations artist Jean Ngwarraye Long.

Jean Ngwarraye Long’s Native Seeds design in ‘Olive’.

Booth seating upholstered in a grey and white patterned fabric, with matching fabric wall panelling, tiled floors and indoor plants. The office setting is serene and comfortable.

Pandanus by Osmond Kantilla in ‘Stone’ on our Indoor Weave fabric. Photo: Toby Peet.

Black and white portrait of an Indigenous man working in a screen printing studio.

Osmond Kantilla. Photo: Tiwi Design.

Willie Weston Pandanus 'Stone' design for upholstery and wallpaper, featuring geometrically patterned contemporary Aboriginal artwork by Tiwi First Nations artist Osmond Kantilla.

Pandanus by Osmond Kantilla, in ‘Stone’.

A view into a first aid, multifaith and parents room within an office environment. On one wall there is floral patterned wallpaper in earthy tones featuring small bush flowers used in 'bush medicine' in Aboriginal culture.

Singing Bush Medicine by Colleen Ngwarraye Morton in ‘Dusk’, on our Eco Commercial Wallpaper. Photo: Toby Peet.

Black and white portrait of Indigenous woman in bushland with plants all around her, holding out her hands to show the seeds in them.

Colleen Ngwarraye Morton. Photo: Lara Damiani.

Willie Weston Singing Bush Medicine ‘Dusk' design for wallpaper, featuring a contemporary floral artwork by First Nations artist Colleen Ngwarraye Morton from Ampilatwatja, NT.

Singing Bush Medicine by Colleen Ngwarraye Morton in ‘Dusk’.

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