Conciliar el espíritu joven de una hija junto con los toques clásicos de su madre fue el punto de partida de este proyecto. El suelo original tratado y recuperado marca el camino a lo largo de las estancias que se abren con ligereza gracias a los sistemas de puertas correderas y armarios empotrados. Un hogar en el que se demuestra que el tandem moderno-clásico esta más vigente que nunca..

VILA
Inspiration for a modern house exterior in Christchurch.

Photo of a modern bathroom in Lille with white cabinets, brown tiles, cement tiles, brown walls, cement flooring, an integrated sink and brown floors.

Robert Glynn
This is an example of a modern living room in Dublin.

Archivio Gio Maler

Architetto Bardon Paolo
This is an example of a modern home in Milan.

The front door is an Apeer 70 door. These doors are the most secure front doors on the market. They are 70mm thick (hence the name), triple glazed and have an A rating for energy efficiency. A double rebate offers extra protection against draughts. The doors benefit from a host of Secured by Design features as standard and large steel hinge bolts to ensure maximum security at the weakest point.

Inspiration for a modern bathroom in Paris.

Nick Cordes
This is an example of a modern home in Kent.

Inspiration for a modern home in Catania-Palermo.

A close up of the Terracade System. Featured Product: Terracade TN Terracotta Façade System in Tanami Location: Mentone, VIC Structural Engineer: BDD Enginerring Owners: Nigel & Annette Fitton Builder: Probuild Homes Architect: Nigel Fitton, Spowers Terracade Installer: Spot On Cladding Photographer: Michael Laurie

This is an example of a modern home in Milan.

Luca Acerbis

Fitting comfortably within the streetscape, this generous four bedroom home maximises the opportunities of the sloping site to create distinct living spaces across the two levels, each with outdoor areas. The main living with its high ceilings is light filled and focussed around an outdoor room with large full height glass doors that expand the living area seamlessly. The placement of openings allows views to trees of the nearby reserve as well as distant views to the north. The home carefully balances privacy with good solar access to create a comfortable residence offering flexible and varied opportunities for entertaining and living. Attributes include double garaging with storage and direct access to the kitchen, powder room, and a generous master bed suite with extensive robe, integrated joinery and well-appointed ensuite. Tasmanian Oak timber detailing features throughout.

The site is a narrow, steep block with spectacular views to the north and east over the Pacific Ocean. The house has been designed over 3 levels with a free standing studio pod surrounded by trees at the bottom of the site. The ground floor accommodates the living areas and kitchen with the terrace and pool along the north east face. The master bedroom and ensuite are on the first floor (cantilevering over the pool) while the basement accommodates 4 bedrooms with ensuites and a laundry. Circulation is along the east/west axis providing differing views of the ocean and pool while traversing the 3 levels. Materials stained timber cladding, white render and sandstone were chosen to weather and soften over time and to blend with the landscape.

View from the Street
Inspiration for a white modern bungalow detached house in Auckland with wood cladding, a hip roof and a metal roof.

Photo of a modern home in Manchester.