This late 60’s era home which has been re-imagined in the mid-century modern style displays a seemless connection between structure and landcape. Through raked ceilings and clerestory windows, this light-filled family home maintains an authentic link to its Australian bushland surroundings through countless touchpoints woven into the new design - making it appears as if the outdoors bleeds into the interior.  Opening up the living areas of the home has not only improved the ventilation, but also allowed each of the multipurpose living and entertaining areas to be better accessed by the abundance of natural light available due to the property's situation.

This stunning home renovation is soon to be featured on an episode of Open Homes Australia.