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D Hage Designs
A Sydney design studio working across architecture, interiors and decoration, from heritage renovations and compact apartments to beach houses and commercial spaces.
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View from the kitchen counter towards the dining room and bookshelves · Dining room with full-height bookshelves and a paper pendant · Oak kitchen joinery, blue tiles and a compact breakfast table
Photography: David Esser
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In their words
Homes shaped around the way people live, from the first drawings to the last piece of furniture.
Founded by Dominique Hage in 2015, D Hage Designs brings architectural planning, interior design and decoration into a single process. The studio works across scales, including Sydney terraces, heritage houses, compact apartments and beach houses, with services extending from feasibility and approvals to construction documentation, contract administration and furniture selection.
Its residential work draws on the occupants’ routines, collections and experiences. At Den Tex Dojo in Amsterdam, bespoke oak joinery and carefully chosen furniture sit alongside the canal house’s retained ceiling details and tall windows, while new connections make the kitchen, dining and living rooms work together.
What they do
- 01Residential architecture and interiorsSeen in Den Tex Dojo
- 02Heritage renovations and compact homesSeen in Den Tex Dojo
- 03Furniture, lighting and decorationSeen in Den Tex Dojo
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Profile updated 23 October 2026
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