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Designed by: James Patterson, Walker Architecture

Photography by: Connor Hobbs

This home is full of innovative surprises and design features, starting with its striking street appeal.

The exterior has Nu-wall cladding, its shimmering green-gold hue changing in the sunlight.

Graphic precast panels cast a 3D effect, creating a feature wall that brings a dynamic look to the lower level.

This clever panel doubles as a fence that insulates the house from road noise.

Side entry door with texture facade on full display.
Side entry with texture facade on full display.

Elsewhere tasteful touches have been integrated into every room, the layout ensuring a restful sense of being and flow.

The downstairs open-plan living areas spill out to the outdoor living, with a built-in outdoor kitchen barbecue area with louvre roof and outdoor fire, opening it up for year-round use.

Established trees and a stream provide lovely views and privacy.

The kitchen has solid American Ash herringbone floors, generous quartzite benchtops and an eye-catching marble splashback.

The powder room has split-faced travertine walls and a granite boulder sink.

Entry hall – tipples to the left, texture to the right.
Entry hall – tipples to the left, texture to the right.

A hall skylight overlooks a landscaped courtyard, and there’s a wine cellar in the main hallway with back-lighting.

The central juncture of the home with feature flooring.
The central juncture of the home.

All four of the bedrooms, including the guest suite on the lower level, have ensuites – the main ensuite boasting a cedar sauna.

This home is a truly luxurious retreat.

The rear living spaces and al fresco setting look out on mature trees and a meandering stream.
The rear living spaces and al fresco setting look out on mature trees and a meandering stream.

Find more design ideas and inspiration at trendsideas.com

Credit List

Architect
James Patterson, Walker Architecture
Builder
Wyatt Construction
Kitchen designer
Julia Wyatt
Kitchen manufacturer
The Joinery Scene
Interior designer
Julia Wyatt
Landscape
Etch Brion Matthews
Cladding
NuWall / Precast Busk (graphic Panel) Rockcote
Roof
Dimond
Louvre system
Louvretec
Window / door joinery
NuLook Tom Foster
Main flooring
American Ash – Wyatt Flooring
Bedroom flooring
Dominion Flooring
Rugs
Christian Lacroix
Bathroom tiles
CDK natural stone
Paint
Resene See fog
General heating
ERS Heat Pumps – individual splits
Fireplace
Escea Simply heat
Feature lighting
Lighting Direct
Dining table / chairs
Frobisher / McKenzie & Willis
Awards
Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Homes – Winner

This home is full of innovative surprises and design features, starting with its striking street appeal.

The exterior has Nu-wall cladding, its shimmering green-gold hue changing in the sunlight.

Graphic precast panels cast a 3D effect, creating a feature wall that brings a dynamic look to the lower level.

This clever panel doubles as a fence that insulates the house from road noise.

Side entry door with texture facade on full display.
Side entry with texture facade on full display.

Elsewhere tasteful touches have been integrated into every room, the layout ensuring a restful sense of being and flow.

The downstairs open-plan living areas spill out to the outdoor living, with a built-in outdoor kitchen barbecue area with louvre roof and outdoor fire, opening it up for year-round use.

Established trees and a stream provide lovely views and privacy.

The kitchen has solid American Ash herringbone floors, generous quartzite benchtops and an eye-catching marble splashback.

The powder room has split-faced travertine walls and a granite boulder sink.

Entry hall – tipples to the left, texture to the right.
Entry hall – tipples to the left, texture to the right.

A hall skylight overlooks a landscaped courtyard, and there’s a wine cellar in the main hallway with back-lighting.

The central juncture of the home with feature flooring.
The central juncture of the home.

All four of the bedrooms, including the guest suite on the lower level, have ensuites – the main ensuite boasting a cedar sauna.

This home is a truly luxurious retreat.

The rear living spaces and al fresco setting look out on mature trees and a meandering stream.
The rear living spaces and al fresco setting look out on mature trees and a meandering stream.

Find more design ideas and inspiration at trendsideas.com

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Credit List

Architect
James Patterson, Walker Architecture
Builder
Wyatt Construction
Kitchen designer
Julia Wyatt
Kitchen manufacturer
The Joinery Scene
Interior designer
Julia Wyatt
Landscape
Etch Brion Matthews
Cladding
NuWall / Precast Busk (graphic Panel) Rockcote
Roof
Dimond
Louvre system
Louvretec
Window / door joinery
NuLook Tom Foster
Main flooring
American Ash – Wyatt Flooring
Bedroom flooring
Dominion Flooring
Rugs
Christian Lacroix
Bathroom tiles
CDK natural stone
Paint
Resene See fog
General heating
ERS Heat Pumps – individual splits
Fireplace
Escea Simply heat
Feature lighting
Lighting Direct
Dining table / chairs
Frobisher / McKenzie & Willis
Awards
Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Homes – Winner

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