Internally, polished concrete floors and dark-stained timber and veneer continue the minimal palette.
Timber batten ceilings create visual interest and improve acoustic performance.
To fast-track liveability for the owners, the project was implemented in stages.
The first pavilion built includes the living spaces and master bedroom.
The second stage, linked by a glazed hallway, contains the guest bedrooms, laundry and wine cellar and was completed the following year in 2022.
Despite being based overseas, the owners played an active role during the construction and were involved in site meetings where possible.
Hurdles such as Covid 19, lockdowns, isolating staff and supply chain issues were all overcome, with the clients placing a huge amount of trust in the architects and their build team.
Credit list
Kitchen designer
Condon Scott Architects
Interior designer
Condon Scott Architects
Alpine tray with Nuraply 3PM gutters
Polished concrete – Salt & Pepper grind; Cavalier Bremworth carpet – Astoria Queens
Resene Black White & Half Black White
Escea – Escea EF5000, Mode KS1150 & Escea EW5000
Trends International Design Awards (TIDA) Homes – Winner
Kitchen manufacturer
Cabinetree
Schist stone; Hermpac vertical weatherboards; Alpine Tray
Casa Mia – Cristal Matt (30x90); MS Barcelona – Cristal Matt 60
Airmax – Ducted heatpump system
Dining pendant – Metalworks Wānaka
Designed by:
Condon Scott Architects
Story by:
Trendsideas
Photography by:
Simon Larkin
25 Feb, 2024