21PARDual occupancy2024

Rydalmere

Curved eaves, pale render, warm timber.

The project

Two homes under curved, timber-lined eaves, with planting spilling over the balconies.

Two homes on one Rydalmere lot under curved, timber-lined eaves. Pale render, a charcoal frame, an arched window and a battened timber garage wall give the street front its character. Inside, open living sits under a double-height void with herringbone oak, walnut joinery and a long waterfall island, and the bathrooms pair stone-look tiles with floating timber vanities.

Location
Rydalmere, NSW
Type
Dual occupancy
Year
2024

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01

Street front

Two homes under curved, timber-lined eaves: pale render, a charcoal frame, an arched window and a battened timber garage wall, with planting spilling over the balconies.

4 images

02Street front through the gums
03Street front from the east
04Arched window, planted balcony, timber battens
05Sculpted front door under the charcoal frame

02

Living & kitchen

Open living under a double-height void, with herringbone oak, walnut joinery and a long waterfall island.

3 images

06Living, dining and kitchen under the void
07Kitchen · waterfall island, walnut and charcoal joinery
08Kitchen island, end to end

Material palette

Eight materials, taken
from the rooms themselves.

Every swatch below is cropped from the images in this project. Select one to see where it sits in the project.

03

Bedrooms

Calm bedrooms with oak wardrobes, soft carpet or herringbone floors and garden outlooks.

3 images

09Bedroom · full-height window to the trees
10Bedroom · oak wardrobes, garden light
11Bedroom with ensuite · herringbone oak

04

Bathrooms

Warm stone-look tiles, floating timber vanities and backlit mirrors.

2 images

12Ensuite · floating oak vanity, backlit mirror
13Powder room · brushed brass, walnut vanity

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