Villa des Fleurs

Showcasing craftsmanship, materiality and architectural detail.

Results


Showcased Premium Finishes

Created content that highlighted the craftsmanship, materiality and architectural detail throughout the renovation.


Featured Industry Expertise

Captured insights from architect Chloe Tozer, helping communicate the design thinking behind the project and material selections.


Supported Editorial Exposure

The project was featured on Rockcote’s website and contributed to broader project promotion, including publication in Vogue Living Australia.

Rockcote

Industry

Architecture & Built Environment

Project Type

Documentary Film

Deliverables

Hero Documentary Film

Social Media Cutdowns

“WildAcre Studio brought a thoughtful and creative approach to the Villa des Fleurs project. From planning through to delivery, the process was collaborative, professional and focused on capturing the details that made the project unique.

The final video beautifully showcased the architecture, craftsmanship and material palette of the home, while helping communicate the role Rockcote’s finishes played in achieving the overall design vision. We were extremely pleased with the result and the quality of the final content.”

Nina Dorn

Creative Director, Rockcote

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About this project

The challenge

The solution

The impact

How Rockcote uses the content

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Project Overview

Rockcote partnered with WildAcre Studio to create a project feature video showcasing Villa des Fleurs, a beautifully restored residence designed by CLO Studios.

The project highlighted the use of Rockcote’s Otsumigaki finish, a smooth clay and lime plaster that played a key role in achieving the home’s refined aesthetic and material palette.


The Challenge

Villa des Fleurs featured a highly considered architectural renovation where materials, texture and craftsmanship played a critical role in the final outcome.

The challenge was to create content that not only showcased the completed home but also communicated how Rockcote’s Otsumigaki finish contributed to the overall design vision.


The Solution

WildAcre Studio produced a documentary-style project feature centred around an interview with architect Chloe Tozer of CLO Studios.

Combining architectural cinematography with detailed material-focused imagery, the content explored the relationship between design intent, craftsmanship and product selection. Particular attention was given to the textures, finishes and spaces that defined the project.


Audience Response

The completed content was published through Rockcote’s marketing channels and helped support broader promotion of the project.

The renovation later received significant editorial exposure, including publication in Vogue Living Australia.


Where the Video Was Used

  • Rockcote Website

  • Project Marketing

  • Client Presentations

  • Business Development

  • Editorial Promotion


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