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Manly Townhouse, Sydney 

Manly Townhouse, Sydney 

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Located on the laid-back shores of Manly, these town homes by DKO Architecture are not your average beachside abodes. Read more
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Unique beachside townhouses in Manly, blending natural and industrial materials with a sophisticated color palette, designed by DKO Architecture to create a seamless flow of living spaces enhanced by hand-trowelled X-Bond microcement.

Located on the laid-back shores of Manly, these town homes by DKO Architecture are not your average beachside abodes. Featuring the union of natural and industrial materials as well as a darker, more sensuous colour palette rarely seen in beach houses, each residence is a uniquely striking fusion of relaxed coastal living and urban upscale. 

The seamless uniformity of hand-trowelled X-Bond microcement on the flooring and walls contributes to a sense of openness, as each living area—from kitchen to dining to upstairs— visually flows into the next. It’s an effect carried by long, low planes and the timber-lined ceiling which also offers a statement subversion of traditional surfacing.

Product Featured: X-Bond - Alternative Surfaces
Design: DKO Architecture
Photography: Tom Ferguson

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“We have worked with alternative surfaces before and have always been great advocates of their products, on this occasion it suited the clients brief of having a a clean concrete look finish which would be highly trafficable and easy to clean. X-Bond was the perfect solution for the required application. Working with the Alt team was very seamless, the whole process was extremely easy from quoting, actual application, after service and the accounts team. We are looking forward to working with the Alt team again in the near future.”

Anthony Mancini, Mancini Made

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