The home is designed with openness, natural light, and passive solar strategies at its core. Mixed cladding add to the street appeal.

Lived warmth

This high-performance, comfortable home boasts a bold, tactile material palette – expansive interiors offer versatility while the four storey design presents more like two storeys from the street

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Although compact, the guest ensuite achieves a sense of spaciousness through clean detailing, thoughtful curves, and an intentionally restrained material palette.

Small space, big impact

A modest space with no windows doesn't sound like a designer's dream setting – here, however, clever thinking creates a light-filled, easy-to-use guest ensuite that looks as effortless as it does quietly luxurious

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Floating steps lead out to a newly designed garden, reinforcing the connection between inside and out. THe kitchen has a modern island with engineered stone benchtop.

Continuity meets subtle separation

A generous, long kitchen-dining space – quietly dramatic in scale – has its proportions enhanced by richly detailed walnut joinery, fluted cabinetry, and strong blocks of colour

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Large stacker doors open off the lounge and dining zones to a generous deck, with glass balustrades ensuring the lake vista remains unimpeded.

Embracing the lake

This character home lives and breaths for its setting – features include stacked stone cladding, light-filled, airy interiors and upstairs living spaces, while stacker doors open to sheltered decks with glass balustrades

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Pool and spa pool with pavers leading to floating deck – the pond is out of sight to the right.

Tranquil waters

A large, 20m-long swimming pool connects the house to its landscape while a tranquil pond located between the home and pool adds an intermediary linking element – a canoe-shaped Balinese rain drum also features

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Living room – the designers enlarged the fireplace, covered the chimney breast in an inky-blue polished plaster to bounce light.

‘Worthy of Architectural Digest’

A Grade II listed apartment is elevated with new interiors – bespoke straw marquetry, queer art collections, gesso walls, and a French Château style daughter's bedroom are only half the elegant/exuberant story

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Classic Arts & Crafts vibes from the street – stucco cladding and Coloursteel roofing feature.

Classic dovetails contemporary

This heritage renovation maintains the Arts & Crafts home’s architectural integrity, while improving connectivity, optimising light and openness, and improving both public and private spaces

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The generous family bathroom with large format tiling on floors and walls.

Thrice as nice

For this project, three new bathrooms add to the charm of the original home – subtle design details tie the bathrooms together, ensuring consistency, while each space still achieves its own identity

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Anchored by the extended Calacatta marble island bench, the space serves as both culinary workspace and social hub.

Marvellous in marble

A gleaming 5.6m-long marble island – a significant architectural feat in its own right – stands as the centrepiece of this attractive-meets-practical family kitchen

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Street presence – the home is clad in steel, ideal for the beautiful yet rugged sett

‘Hygge’ in the highlands

Reflecting hygge (a Danish concept representing a cosy, contented mood), this sustainable family home for a New Zealand/Danish family features blonded timbers, warm textures and locked-in thermal performance

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