The Cottage
By Waratah Building
‘The Cottage’ at 16 Wingecarribee Street Berrima, designed by local firm Tziallas Architects in collaboration with Jess Hunter Interiors, epitomises modern country design with clean lines and relaxed textures.
Located up a long drive at the back of the existing property, the corrugated iron clad home nestles perfectly into the landscape and features a combination of recycled brick, iron and timber. The open plan living room features a bespoke kitchen with island bench, luxury vinyl plank flooring and an abundance of French doors bringing the outside in.
A feature barn door leads to the laundry and bathroom showcasing herringbone pattern floor tiles and custom cabinetry.
Other features include custom lighting throughout, feature cladding on the island bench, raked ceilings and black matt fixtures & fittings.
We love how the galvanised iron exterior contrasts with the louvre-style black hardwood and softer finishes of the natural materials.
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Waratah Building was founded by Southern Highlands locals, Nick Marland and Jack Malavey on the principles of honesty, reliability, communication and trust. Their collaborative approach, work ethic and in-depth understanding of the local market has earned them a reputation for excellence in both craftsmanship and service.
Nick oversees the building process; his knowledge of construction and exacting standards underpin each project. He is progressive, solutions focussed and runs a team of tradespeople with the same dedication.
Construction project management is directed by Jack, whose focus is on clear communication, planning and budget – ensuring construction milestones are met and the project runs smoothly from commencement to completion.
As co-owners of Waratah Building, Jack and Nick are across all aspects of each project. Their professionalism, experience and investment in processes and construction management technology ensure client expectations are exceeded at every stage.
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