ZORA Final: a peaceful place to be.

ZORA is a character Queenslander that Ryer Projects lived in for a year and a half before a single design decision was made. The result is a quiet study in restraint, and a peaceful place to be. Eos have been part of the project since day one. This is the Final we made to close it out.

Walking through open homes, Ryer Projects kept noticing a lack of character and soul. That's what drew them to this little old Queenslander. So they moved in and lived there for about a year and a half, getting a feel for the area, the sunlight and the energy of the place before designing anything. It's the philosophy behind every project they take on: consider every element as if you were going to live in it forever.

"I would describe ZORA as peaceful. The colours, the selections, everything adds up together to make a space that is really nice to be in."

Rather than following trends, the focus was on elements and colours that make you feel something when you walk in: relaxed, at peace, able to picture Sunday afternoons around the pool with family.

There's no single most meaningful detail. As Ryer puts it, "It's a series of small details coming together to create a space that we really love." The Teaser Reel opened the campaign, and two short films go deeper on those details: the staircase, and the interior design approach.

The Main Feature Film brings ZORA to life in full, built around interview questions designed to draw out the real answers, so the film sounds like Ryer rather than a script. A full suite of Final Photos gives Ryer Projects a lasting record of the finished project.

Six pieces, built around one curated, editorial thread rather than a trendy marketing formula: the Teaser Reel, the Final, two detail Shorts, a testimonial and the photography.

Restrained, editorial, and built on hundreds of small decisions rather than one standout feature. The Final Campaign for ZORA.

Ethan, Director at Ryer Projects, on getting in front of the camera: "We were a bit shy and didn't know what to do and say, and I think that's where Eos really shines. It's not like following trends. They really capture who you are and your character, and I think that's what makes them special."

And on what the work has done since: "I've been asked about ten times to do an intro to Allan, because people have loved our content. That probably says enough."