A considered interpretation of French Provincial architecture, Herringbone balances traditional form with a disciplined level of restraint and detail. The home is defined by a consistent material language, centred around wide board oak laid in a herringbone pattern. Carried throughout the living spaces, circulation and lower levels, it establishes continuity and warmth—anchoring the otherwise refined […]
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The Terrace is a contemporary residence defined by a considered balance of architecture, landscape and materiality. Nestled within the established streetscape of Fairfield, the home has been designed as a private retreat, where natural light, generous proportions and seamless connections to outdoor living shape the everyday experience. A restrained architectural language brings clarity to the
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A composed interpretation of French Provincial architecture, Quoin is defined by a disciplined approach to proportion, symmetry and classical detail. The façade is organised through a strong corner presence, with rendered masonry, expressed quoins and vertically proportioned openings establishing a formal and ordered expression. Detailing is applied with restraint, allowing alignment, rhythm and material clarity
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