In January 2020 the BUSHfires went through Conjola Park, situated on the NSW south coast, and sadly destroyed more then 90 homes. My clients lost their holiday property in this ones beautiful part of the world.

Determent to re-connect with the area, they decided to re-built their house WHICH IS SITUATED on the lake front.

After lots of consideration and research, the decision was made to design a home WITH A modern Hampton interior with an industrial feel to it.

The brief if to create a comfort and stylish holiday getaway to enjoy with family and friends.

good design is to establish the relationships between the spaces and we are working very close together to make this a forever home.  

Interior concepts for consideration

The lay-out of the two levels  is coming together and the next stage is to confirm materials, floors, tiles and concrete finishes were appropriate.

The first decision that was made is concrete flooring throughout the living spaces.

Bedrooms have carpet and bathrooms and laundry will be fitted with large tiles (1200x600m)

I proposed to add some fabulous wallpaper mural in the dining and master bedroom  give the rooms a special element of design

 

PLAN OF LOWER GROUND FLOOR

PROPOSED BAR / KITCHEN DESIGN FOR THE LOWER GROUND FLOOR

I proposed to add wallpaper murals to the dining room and the master bedroom to enhance these areas with a element of design

The design on the lower ground floor has an industrial feel to it and the kitchen / bar and dining finishes are in monument black paint finish, soft grey and a light Scandinavian timber in some area’s to add warmth.

PROPOSED KITCHEN DESIGN FOR THE GROUND FLOOR

The ground floor kitchen has a soft palette with a touch of timber to add contrast. The walk-in pantry has mainly open shelves and a functional work area with a sink and additional draw dishwasher.

PROPOSED LAY-OUT FOR MAIN BEDROOM

The main bedroom is a combination of timber doors, built-in timber shelving on either side of the bed and behind the bed a wallpaper to add an element of design.

Very exciting moment when the footprint of the lay-out is marked out and construction started

WORK IN PROGRESS – Nearly reaching completion