Studio

Between the architecture and the life within it.

Cadell Collective is a Brisbane-based studio for residential furnishing procurement and styling. Once the architecture and spatial planning are resolved we select, source, install and style the furniture, textiles, art and objects that complete the home.

What guides us

Brady Cadell, founder and creative director of Cadell Collective.

Brady Cadell

Phil Cadell, studio manager at Cadell Collective.

Phil Cadell

Services

What we do.

Furnishing

Furniture, art and objects considered in response to the architecture, then carried through sourcing, procurement, installation and final styling.

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Styling

For homes with the foundations already in place, but still requiring the editing, sourcing and final decisions that allow the rooms to feel resolved.

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Editorial Styling

Styling residential architecture and interiors for the camera, with architects, designers, photographers and editors. We sharpen what is already there so the image carries a clearer story, without the styling competing with the work.

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Start with a Concept Consult

A focused 90-minute working session for clients who want a clear furnishing direction before deciding how far they want to take the project.

Take the direction forward yourself, or use it as the starting point for a broader Cadell Collective engagement.

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Your architecture stays legible.

We develop the furnishing and styling directly with your client, guided by the architecture already resolved. We take responsibility for the operational side of manufacturing, procurement, delivery and installation.

An independent specialist, creating with consideration.

You don't need all the answers.

A clear sense of how you want to live. We take the time to understand your routines, things you are drawn to and the ideas you may not yet know how to put into context.

Projects

Selected work.

A bedroom with a timber headboard and built-in desk, sage bedding, a stool, and a guitar leaning against pale joinery.

Kent Road

An arched opening into a dark-tiled ensuite, framing an arched linen curtain; beyond, the main bedroom with a terracotta bouclé sofa and sheer curtains.

Same Same but Different

Our work has appeared in

Habitus Houses The Local Project

Enquire

Begin a conversation.

Tell us a little about the project, the architecture and where you are in the process. We reply personally within one business day.

Studio
26 Camden St, Albion QLD 4010