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Algies Bay Beach House

Algies Bay Beach House

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A contemporary beach house in Algies Bay, featuring seamless indoor-outdoor flow, stunning timber finishes, and bespoke design elements that celebrate the coastal lifestyle.

“Beach houses should always celebrate all things sun, sea and sand. Open living spaces are essential to allow relaxation and entertainment, with open flowing glazing to bring the outdoors in.”

Beautiful views, beach, materials and design, this home is a beach house of dreams. This home is a contemporary take on the 70s & 80s, with an indoor, outdoor flow, the choice of materials fits beautifully without distracting from the surroundings.

This home has a real indoor-outdoor floor, anywhere you are in this space you are connected to the rest of the home. The attention to detail in the interior design to create a modern rustic space really speaks to the beach side location. The timber finishes in this design are nothing short of spectacular, the hand grade bespoke flooring, which is finished by hand, adds warmth and rustic character to the home, the recycled Canadian barn weatherboards as a feature are a gorgeous light touch, adding to the colour palette.

Location /  Algies Bay, Auckland
People Involved / House of Nautica
Joinery / Laustsen Cabinetmakers
Flooring Installers / Artifex Flooring 

1.6K4h 56m

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“We highly recommend VidaSpace for new builds and renovations, for a number of reasons. Great variety of products, the offer of accessories that assist installation, easy installation, and of course fabulous customer service.”

Alex & Corban

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