Architecture firm SAOTA, have recently completed a new and modern family home that’s set in a north-facing cove in Sydney, Australia’s harbour.
On the facade of the house, graphite grey sail screens (made from “Kaynemaile,” a polycarbonate chainmail developed in New Zealand for the Lord of the Rings movies) are rigged just off the house providing privacy from the road.
The exterior house features a combination of timber cladding, plastered walls, a wood-clad soffit and an exaggerated cill of a bay window punched through the sail screens.
Heading inside, the gentle curve of the stairs contrasts with the surrounding crystalline box and mediates between the formal entrance and bedrooms above.
On the other side of the living room, there’s an outdoor terrace with a covered outdoor dining room and bbq area. The use of wood, white walls and travertine floors reflect the seaside setting.
In this bathroom, the freestanding bathtub sits next to the window and has harbour views.
Photography by Adam Letch | Architects: SAOTA | Project Team: Philip Olmesdahl, Erin Gibbs & Duke Williams Architects in Association: Tanner Kibble Denton Architects (TKD) | Interior Design: ARRCC | Contractor: Horizon | Landscaping: Wyer & Co | Lighting Design: Point of View
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