Villa Design

Key built elements and materials were retained such as the rear kitchen-living weatherboard cladding, windows and vaulted ceiling elements.

Walnut and weatherboards

Key existing built elements and materials were retained and extended in this respectful indoor/outdoor kitchen design that celebrates the home's mid-century modernist origins – charm and warmth are the winners

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Placing the double basins between two full-height windows on view as you enter creates a dramatic effect.

Natural feel, natural outlooks

For this master ensuite, the homeowners wanted the design to incorporate natural elements and optimise views of the beautiful countryside beyond the windows

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The home has a private aspect from the street, complete with substantial roller garage door.

Wonder wall

Tucked behind a sculptural, sound-proof wall, this home is a game of two halves with an enclosed courtyard between – the rear opens to outdoor living with tree and stream outlooks

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The understated, mid-level street facade with discreet garage

Conceal, direct and connect

Private from the street, this home descends and expands into its built oasis – split level geometries belie the compact floor plan while views are strategically directed – sculptural concrete stairs, planar joinery and passive thermal design all feature

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Custom concrete seating built by Natural habitats grounds the firepit zone, offering weight and a sense of permanence.

Unfolding in moments

With a single level deck replaced with layers and hero central tree retained, this garden design now unfolds in moments: covered and uncovered – sun and shade – fire and water; a sanctuary woven into daily life results

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Living room with large sofa – light play is even reflected in a bold installation.

Boundless light

This flamboyant 'east-meets-west' interior combines astonishing artworks and furniture with a focus on colourful cultural references and light play – decadent design might be an understatement

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A floor-to-ceiling window at the rear of the space brings the outdoors in, framing lush native bush.

Bush sanctuary

Three awkwardly configured rooms merge to create one open, light-filled and versatile bathroom – textures reference the bush setting while a floor-to-ceiling window all but puts you amongst the ferns

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The big picture – living, dining, kitchen and outdoor room via glass sliding doors at rear.

Tudor transformation

Post renovation, a classic Tudor frontage gives way to spacious living spaces that flow on to outdoor living courtesy of massive 7m steel-beam openings – a luxurious outdoor room and loft suite also result

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Vertical lines on the vanity connect with the sage vertical wall panelling behind.

Clean and serene

This balanced country/coastal bathroom evokes a crisp yet serene vibe – vertical green wall panelling brings texture to the design while a glowing vanity-top basin adds a minimalist, spa-like feature

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With the perimeter cleared, a central island bench with stone benchtop was introduced as the focal point of the room.

Mid-century fare

Designed for a renowned chef's mid-century home, this kitchen melds with the wider design language while addressing all the needs of a professional, fast working cuisinier – terrazzo & timber enjoy prominence

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Walnut and weatherboards

Key existing built elements and materials were retained and extended in this respectful indoor/outdoor kitchen design that celebrates the home's mid-century modernist origins – charm and warmth are the winners

Read More

Natural feel, natural outlooks

For this master ensuite, the homeowners wanted the design to incorporate natural elements and optimise views of the beautiful countryside beyond the windows

Read More

Wonder wall

Tucked behind a sculptural, sound-proof wall, this home is a game of two halves with an enclosed courtyard between – the rear opens to outdoor living with tree and stream outlooks

Read More

Conceal, direct and connect

Private from the street, this home descends and expands into its built oasis – split level geometries belie the compact floor plan while views are strategically directed – sculptural concrete stairs, planar joinery and passive thermal design all feature

Read More

Key built elements and materials were retained such as the rear kitchen-living weatherboard cladding, windows and vaulted ceiling elements.

Walnut and weatherboards

Key existing built elements and materials were retained and extended in this respectful indoor/outdoor kitchen design that celebrates the home's mid-century modernist origins – charm and warmth are the winners

Read More

Placing the double basins between two full-height windows on view as you enter creates a dramatic effect.

Natural feel, natural outlooks

For this master ensuite, the homeowners wanted the design to incorporate natural elements and optimise views of the beautiful countryside beyond the windows

Read More

The home has a private aspect from the street, complete with substantial roller garage door.

Wonder wall

Tucked behind a sculptural, sound-proof wall, this home is a game of two halves with an enclosed courtyard between – the rear opens to outdoor living with tree and stream outlooks

Read More