This rendered brick home underwent a major ground floor extension to the back of the property.
The owners wanted to restore their grand period home staying true to the prestigious look it once had, keeping many of its original features intact while revitalising and expanding the home to cater for a rapidly growing family and their modern needs.
The result is a six-bedroom family home that can once again stand proud and be admired for the next 100 years.
The combination of carefully selected materials and finishes complimented by the exposed interior brick wall, pitched ceiling and skylight add a timeless yet quirky effect to an otherwise traditional kitchen.
Classic white kitchen cupboards offset the warm and rich tones of the exposed brickwork and timber floorboards that surround them, contrasting nicely with the rest of the interior.
Elegant dark marble countertops add a classic element, while robust stainless steel kitchen appliances transform it into a true chef’s kitchen.
Deck Extension
A wide porch runs along the back of the house, before gradually stepping down to brick paving to create an expansive alfresco zone ideal for entertaining, afternoon hangs and lazy summer days soaking in the sunshine.
Bathroom Redecoration
Taking the same polished beige tiles from the floor up the walls emphasises the beauty of the stunning stained glass window design, creating a classic feel with a contemporary finish.
The traditional claw foot free-standing bath tub with a simple yet elegant silhouette adds to the sense of luxury, while the beige stone vanity bench top blends seamlessly with the rest of the space.
