Armadale Residence, Melbourne

The House was commissioned by a couple with adult children who were downsizing from a large family home. Like many people of their age, they were looking for a new lease in life and wanted their new home to be a part of this new direction.

Designed around how they wanted to live without compromise, their new house was more efficient in size. Everything had a certain largess and generosity, with a focus on comfort and manageability.

Distinctive with its striking façade of split granite, the stone wraps the entire structure extending inside on the floors, and to the bathroom utilising the stone in a custom bath – providing a unifying single aesthetic.

The interior is filled with a series of beautiful gestures designed around the clients, with glass toped drawer units for storing and displaying their lifetime curios, objet d’art, and also custom-built sofas in a designated TV room that perfectly supports them.

Photographers: Peter Clarke, Derek Swalwell

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