Tatjana Plitt is a Melbourne-based architecture, interiors, and food photographer and visual artist. She holds a Bachelor of Media Arts from RMIT University and has exhibited both inside Australia and internationally. Her work captures the mood, atmosphere, and emotional qualities of space, prioritizing light, texture, and the design narrative.
Her portfolio includes commissions for residential and renovation projects such as Eaglemont House by Bent Architecture, House of Fortune by Dean Dyson Architects, and Life Cycle House by Steffen Welsch Architects. Her images are known for their clarity, compositional balance, and expressive rendering of lived environments.
LOCATION: Melbourne, Australia
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This real housewife of Melbourne is about to spill the beans on her recent surgery. Fillers, silicone, extensions, collagen, it’s all the rage south of the Yarra. She just wanted to look good. She just wanted to…
The Thornbury House is a low cost, compact family home set within a quiet, inner-suburban context. The design is underpinned by its playful roof form which references its surrounding context and is stretched and pulled to accommodate…
With a hand drawn sketch by Neil Architecture, Eco Edge Architecture + Interior Design was engaged to complete the Sketch Design Stage, tackle a protracted Heritage planning process to enable a reconstruction of the Victorian era house
Newtown House was recently renovated by Hindley & Co, an architectural and interior design practice based in Melbourne. This renovation to a mid-century house at the top of a valley in Newtown is all about the sweeping…
To make the most of its privileged position, overlooking Ruffey Lake Park in Doncaster, this 1970s double brick family home has undergone a complete transformation.
This modern split level family home provides extreme liveability for the now with a long life/loose fit design approach to ensure long term practicality and adaptability. Robust finishes and bold design pair with refined textures and considered…
