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
Designed by James Patterson, Walker Architecture for Wyatt Construction
From the architects:
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.
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.
A hall skylight overlooks a landscaped courtyard, and there’s a wine cellar in the main hallway with back-lighting.
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.
Credit list
Architect
Kitchen designer
Interior designer
Cladding
Louvre system
Main flooring
Rugs
Paint
Fireplace
Dining table / chairs
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