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Newtown House

Newtown House

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This Victorian timber cottage (c.1860) in Sydney’s inner-west suburb of Newtown is perhaps the last of its kind. Read more
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A beautifully restored Victorian timber cottage in Newtown, blending heritage charm with contemporary design through a bright interior palette, a spacious rear extension, and innovative use of materials to enhance natural light.

This Victorian timber cottage (c.1860) in Sydney’s inner-west suburb of Newtown is perhaps the last of its kind. To bring the residence into the 21st century, TKD Architects provided heritage advice, architecture, interior design, and styling services for the client. The interior palette is bright and light with subtle tonal contrasts. To the rear, the lounge room and kitchen/dining area occupy the rear extension. A fully glazed façade opens to the courtyard and garden Joinery and walls have been detailed in keeping with the original weatherboard finish. A first-level addition uses minimalist plywood paneling, introducing new openings to channel light while nestling bathroom facilities into a tight roof space.

Photography: Katherine Lu

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