The house in Richmond, Melbourne, was designed by Andrew Maynard Architects. It brings together two separate buildings in different architectural styles, creating a truly interesting residential concept. The brick house with its Victorian facade came first, while the wooden building was added beside it as an extension.
House design as a mixture of different architectural styles
The house design by Andrew Maynard combines different materials, giving the facade an interesting appearance. The older part is a brick building with a more ornate facade and an elegant vintage character. The beautiful white veranda contrasts with the rough brick surface. The wooden building next to it was added later, as the home was designed as a residence for two generations.
Wood and brick combined in one home
House design with vertical interior planning
Inside the house, various materials have been combined very successfully. It is clear that the house design was developed vertically, which is not typical for most homes in Australia. Natural wood flooring creates a warm, comfortable atmosphere. Metal spiral staircases connect all levels of the house and add a pleasant retro look. The courtyard is separated by a sliding door that can be opened when needed.
Metal spiral staircases connect the floors
Kitchen island with metal top
Rustic lounge mixed with retro style
Modern bathroom design
Pleasant courtyard for relaxation
Sliding door separates the two courtyards
Architectural house plans
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