We’re thrilled to shine the spotlight on Camila Moretti, named Woman of the Year at Lorena Gaxiola + Gallies. Camila embodies the very essence of our business ethos, championing exceptional customer service and unwavering reliability. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for excellence, she’s the driving force behind our success. Since joining LG six years ago, Camila has been instrumental in our growth journey. Collaborating closely with Lorena Gaxiola herself, she breathes life into our vision, transforming concepts into stunning 3D realities. Leading our design department, she overs ..read more

In response to Australia’s new building guidelines, where 90% of Construction Certificate (CC) requirements must now be completed during the application process, Lorena Gaxiola + Gallies has quickly adapted to assist our clients. At our firm, we prioritise early involvement in the development stage to ensure alignment between design intentions and services. This proactive approach becomes increasingly crucial as margins for error narrow and the demand for efficiency skyrockets in today’s construction landscape. In this context, Building Information Modeling (BIM) emerges as an avant-garde ..read more

As I approach my 50th birthday in the year 2024, I find myself reflecting on my journey. The past few decades in the industry have granted me invaluable experiences, moulding me into the leader I am today. The year 2024, much like the ones before, has been a year of personal and professional growth. Evolving as a Leader   Working with my team has been an enlightening experience. I am constantly learning from them and together we are evolving, becoming better with each passing day. Over the years, I have learned the importance of establishing processes and procedures that ca ..read more

As a design enthusiast, I could not help but be amazed by the best designs around the world. From palaces of princes to humble metro entrances, this list is an ode to timeless and exceptional design that stands out from other masterpieces. Let’s start with the grandest of them all: The Palace of Versailles in France. This Baroque-style palace is truly a sight to behold, and it will take a whole day to explore every nook and cranny of this palace. Every feature in this building goes hand in hand with its intricate interior decorations, giving it an aura of opulence and majesty. Next up we h ..read more

Japanese home design has been making its way into the mainstream for some time now, with an emphasis on minimalism, nature-inspired elements and subtle yet powerful use of color and texture. The combination of traditional Japanese style with contemporary Western elements is at the heart of this aesthetic. And it’s easy to create a stunning interior design look by blending these two different styles together. By blending the philosophies and styles of wabi-sabi, feng shui, and japandi, you can create a space that is both peaceful and aesthetically pleasing. Wabi-sabi is an appreciation for ..read more

As we bid adieu to 2023, it’s time to reflect on the extraordinary journey of Lorena Gaxiola + Gallies over the past year. The alliance has continued to be a beacon of innovation and excellence in the world of interior design, not just within their homeland of Australia, but globally. Their work has been celebrated in renowned publications such as HD Magazine and other influential platforms across the globe. The highlight of the year was undoubtedly the expansion of their space with a new, state-of-the-art office overlooking the picturesque Sydney Harbour Bridge. This inspiring ..read more

Last month, we unveiled a creation that was a feast for both the eyes and the palate. A collaboration between renowned Mexican designer Lorena Gaxiola + Gallies resulted in a unique beer can design that beautifully merged traditional Mexican art with contemporary aesthetics. The design of this beer can was specifically crafted for Sunday Road, an independent brewery that Lorena Gaxiola had previously collaborated with to enhance their property expansion. Throughout the design process, Lorena Gaxiola and Gallies brought a fresh perspective to craft beer can design. The outcome is an artist ..read more

Around one-third of Australians are renters. With property prices skyrocketing each year, many of us are questioning whether pursuing the ‘Australian Dream’ of owning property is truly the best path forward. The ‘Build To Rent’ model aims to elevate the renting experience for Australians by offering apartments of superior quality, boasting aesthetics worthy of Instagram, enhanced amenities, and more favourable lease arrangements. This revolutionary approach transforms urban living by providing sustainable, resilient, and affordable residential spaces that cater to the evolving needs of cit ..read more

Creating an inviting atmosphere with strategic artwork is a great way to ensure that your guests feel comfortable and welcome when they enter your hospitality space. Artwork can be used as a powerful tool in the design of any hospitality project, from hotels to restaurants to bars. By carefully selecting art pieces for their visual appeal, you can create an environment that resonates with customers and employees alike. Here are five tips for incorporating strategic artwork into your hospitality project: 1. Consider Your Audience – Before selecting artwork for your hospitality space, consid ..read more

When it comes to planning and creating a resort, many people focus on the exterior—the landscaping, pool, and other amenities that will attract visitors. But few realize the importance of interior design in creating an inviting atmosphere for guests. Interior design goes beyond just aesthetics; it can increase guest satisfaction levels, inspire longer stays, and create a sense of connection with the natural environment outside. Incorporating natural elements into your resort’s interior is key to achieving that desired effect. Utilizing materials like wood and stone with earthy colors like ..read more