Danielle Trippett is a professional member of the Design Institute of Australia. Melbourne Interior Decorator, Danielle Trippett has over 15 years experience in the Interior Design industry.

In early 1995, Danielle started her own company and her work has since been seen in a number of leading publications, including Vogue Living and Australian House and Garden.

Danielle was one of only 16 Melbourne Interior Designers to be invited to exhibit at the Sotheby's Decorator Show House at the Melbourne Observatory. Danielle has also participated in The Society of Interior Designers public lecture series and was invited to exhibit her work at the Villa Alba Design Show House in 1998 and the last showhouse in 2001. From these exhibitions, her work has been profiled in Domain, the design supplement of the Melbourne Age newspaper and House & Garden Magazine.

In December 2002, Danielle's work was selected by the staff at House & Garden magazine for the prestigious Cover and page 1 of their selection of the "2002's top 50 rooms" in Australia - December issue - see article

Also in 2002, Danielle was invited to represent the Victorian interior decoration members at the Victorian Council of The Design Institute of Australia"

Her work was listed again on the 2005's top rooms and more recently in 2007 " The Age Newspaper - Domain" with a refurbishment of a bachelor's pad - see articles.

As Danielle's business has evolved, so too has the scale and scope of the projects she has undertaken. Increasingly, clients engage Danielle to work with architects and builders to provide design input into building & renovation projects from intital conception to completion and finishing decoration and furnishings.

With an understanding of people's busy lifestyles, Danielle works with her clients to create rooms which are not only beautiful, but are a delight to live in. The emphasis is very much on personalised service and products. Above all, decorating home should be an enjoyable experience, far removed from the somewhat indifferent and often formula-driven retail culture.