Entrance to the house. The right hand side is the original mud brick house. The right hand side is the new entrance. Note the cantilevered carport that has a varnished plywood lining.

The kitchen and living area were the extension to the house. The white cement polished slab is a lighter more delicate that the typical grey cement type concrete. To break up the ceiling between the main exposed beam and the windows is lined in plywood.

The simple open plan allowed the client to afford higher quality fittings and fixtures to create the high quality feel to the space.

Rather than just a slab on stone on the bench top the client elected to have a third of the bench in varnished timber which added a nice break to the counter.

the client did a beautiful job of renovating the old 70's bathroom into this hardwood modern bathroom.

We decided to go for a minimalist look in the ensuite with trying to make the shower almost invisible in the room to give the appearance of space.

The spotted gum cladding and exposed structure give a very contemporary yet sympathetic extension to this 70's mud brick granny flat.