Australian Women’s Weekly NZ

Green change

Having bought a house on a large block in north Melbourne back in 1993, Tony Stuart knew he’d one day do something creative with the deep backyard.

So when he met fellow architect and furniture designer Polly Bastow, now his wife and mother to their son Henry, 13, it wasn’t long before the pair decided to not only start up their own business, Form Architecture Furniture, but to build a two-storey workshop and studio office so they could work close to home.

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