Double Bay
Welcome Home
2025
The brief The project involved designing a ‘Modern Mediterranean’ concept for a new second-floor addition in Double Bay, balancing style with liveability. Due to the home's alignment with a rockface, interiors lacked natural light, so a solution was needed to brighten the space.
The result The team curated a palette of light hues and installed skylights to maximise daylight, while enhancing views of the leafy outdoor surroundings. To meet the family's needs, the space was thoughtfully designed to include a basement study, kids’ retreat, office-library, and a master suite.
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The existing layout was flipped so that the communal area would face the pool and entertaining terrace. Planning a better connection to the lushly landscaping by framing the dining zone in openable sheets of glass, where streaming west-facing sun catches the afternoon.
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Location Double Bay
Proposed Completion 2025
Awards / Media
TBC
The kitchen is refined and sophisticated, but still approachable, with stools that tuck under the island for casual meals or company while cooking. Purposeful joinery runs floor-to-ceiling and a breakfast bar nook adds extra amenity. To soften the chunky Arabescato Vagli island bench, delicate, branched pendants were added with hand-blown glass bulbs.
A staccato of evocative shadows are cast across the blonde herringbone timber flooring and creamy dining chairs throughout the day.
A large pivot door that leads directly to the outside pool area, blesses the ground floor living and workspace area with an abundance of natural light.
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