This project was a large scale extension; two storey side and front with a single storey rear. Also a full house refurb throughout including mod cons where possible. The main workings were designed by our clients architect and we then added subtle features to ensure the finish was to our client’s desire to complete the house transformation. Our clients objective was to completely update this property and create an impressive open plan, flowing feel. During the build we overcame many build obstacles. We installed over 15 steels and carried out adjustments throughout the project. We added an additional bi folding door opening, completely opened up the back section of the house this involved adding further steels mid project. A new water main was required at 100mts in length, the access was narrow which made some tasks challenging at times. This property now has many special features which include a stylish atrium roof light in the stairwell and a large pyramid roof atrium which is 3mts long in kitchen. Large bi folding door openings were installed accompanied by an almost full open-plan living space on the ground floor. Underfloor heating has been installed in 90% of the ground floor. This property is now an impressive family home with a modern and fresh feel throughout.

This Northern NSW beachfront home was designed to house the owners two Griffins – plus an extended family of adult children. Living areas have been elevated above the dune vegetation to allow for extensive ocean views and to create a private sanctuary above the beachside park.The master bedroom and ensuite are located on the top floor with commanding views to the ocean and headland.The building materials and layering of screening reflect the regional beachside architecture.

Fachada y elementos de la fachada recuperados.
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Photos by Sarah Wood Photography. Architect’s notes: Major refurbishment of an 1880’s Victorian home. Spaces were reconfigured to suit modern life while being respectful of the original building. A meandering family home with a variety of moods and finishes. Special features: Low-energy lighting Grid interactive electric solar panels 80,000 liter underground rain water storage Low VOC paints

© credit photos Jérémie Blancféné

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This hi-fi cupboard was designed and made in a Moroccan style with holly handles, Brazilian mahogany framework, pommele douka and thuya burr veneered detailing. The inside has wire management for the hi-fi equipment, good ventilation and storage for cds in the drawers. Designed and hand made by Tim Wood

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Cabinetry - Touch to open cabinetry with internal drawers Handles - Angled handle detail Cabinetry colour - Farrow & Ball Cornforth White & Tamo Ash Veneer Worktop - Neolith Iron Grey Appliances - Gaggenau & BORA Clive Sherlock

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Fotografía: Juan Solano