The main hallway leads down to the main open-plan living area, with an incredible raked ceiling connecting continuously between the living room and the alfresco. Routed porcelain Dekton Ukiyo panels frame the built-in TV recess, with ample storage perfect for hiding away household essentials. The kitchen’s main feature is its incredible continuous wall of cabinetry, with kicks concealed behind doors for a seamless finish complimented by polytec’s STECCAWOOD in the same colour. The kitchen’s porcelain benchtop is showstopping with a rich, deep grain, offering a scratch and stain-resistant surface, as well as heat resistance.
The home features leading vertical lines throughout, helping to lift the ceilings and make the space feel larger. The impressive, curved bulkhead in the kitchen is positioned on a rake, showcasing the construction ability of both our design and construction teams.
Due to the home’s narrow lot, specialist design techniques were required to maximise the internal footprint without compromising on liveability. For example, our design team opted for a large kitchen rather than a scullery as it allowed for space to be maximised for the rest of the home. Integrated appliances help to make the kitchen appear larger and clutter-free, creating a seamless look. For accessibility, wall ovens have been installed at an easy-to-access height, decreasing the need to strain when cooking.






















