September 22, 2026

Rosehill Project

Rosehill by Jackson Dwellings

Keilor, Victoria

A light-filled kitchen island in Boston Oak and Blossom White cabinetry with a brushed brass tap and integrated black fridge

Some kitchens chase a trend. Rosehill was built to outlast one. Designed by NAJ Architectural Drafting & Design and brought to life by Jackson Dwellings, this Keilor home leans on a palette that never dates, Boston Oak and Blossom White cabinetry under Vanilla Gold benchtops, warmed throughout by brass and gold hardware that carries the same calm, cohesive feeling from the kitchen right through to the wardrobe.

Boston Oak lower cabinetry and Blossom White upper cabinetry with brushed brass Mayfair handles either side of the cooktop

The Kitchen

A Mood That Never Dates

Boston Oak and Blossom White were chosen as a pairing that would sit comfortably in Rosehill for years to come, not just for the season it was built in. Against that calm palette, our Mayfair Handle and matching Mayfair Knob in Brushed Brass run the full length of the kitchen and through into the living space, a warm, tactile detail against the light oak cabinetry, and tying in with the Vanilla Gold benchtops.

The same Mayfair pairing carries into the butler's pantry, where a wall of timber and white joinery hides a coffee station, open shelving and a wine rack behind a long brass pull, keeping the everyday clutter of the kitchen just out of sight without losing the warmth of the finish.

"A kitchen mood that never dates."

The Study

A Quieter Corner

Tucked off the main living space, the study takes on a cooler note. Here, our Ferrara Lip Pull Handle in Stainless Steel sits flush against the cabinetry, a minimalist, almost handle-less look that keeps the joinery calm while still giving every drawer a functional handle.

A built-in study nook with timber desk and drawers, a stainless steel Ferrara lip pull handle set flush into the joinery

The same Stainless Steel Ferrara reappears in the home's bathrooms, tying the cooler-toned spaces of the house together the same way the brass ties the warmer ones.

The Bathrooms

Two Finishes, One Feeling

A bathroom vanity with an arched mirror and light timber drawers finished with a stainless steel Ferrara lip pull

A bathroom vanity finished with a satin brass Ottone lip pull and brushed brass Arlo knob

Where one bathroom keeps things cool with Stainless Steel Ferrara, the other turns warmer again. Here, our Ottone Brass Lip Pull in Satin Brass pairs with the Arlo Knob in Brushed Brass, a soft, lived-in brass note against the timber vanity. The same pairing continues through to the walk-in wardrobe, so the two spaces feel like one considered sequence rather than two separate rooms.

Open timber wardrobe shelving finished with brushed brass hardware, styled with folded linen and dried flowers

The Wardrobe

Carrying The Brass Through

The walk-in wardrobe picks up the same Ottone and Arlo pairing from the ensuite, a small but deliberate detail that keeps the sequence of rooms feeling like a single, considered thought rather than a string of separate decisions.

Wardrobe rails supplied by Dorset Australia: Aluminium Oval Wardrobe Tube and oval wardrobe tube fittings

The Laundry & Mudroom

Gold, At The Back Of House

Even the working spaces get the same care. The laundry runs our Vesio Handle and Veda Knob in Brushed Gold, while the mudroom picks up the Veda Knob in Brushed Gold on its upper cabinets, a small glint of warmth on the way in from the garage.