How A Modernist Approach Transformed this Heritage Victorian Home
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- This classic double-fronted Victorian home in the culturally-rich suburb of Footscray, in Melbourne's west, was in dire need of a well-designed renovation. In the 80s or 90s, additions were made, but they did not bring any value to the owners. So when Andrew Stapleton of DOOD Studio was approached, the ad-hoc additions were removed, the heritage front was restored, and a modern extension was added.
The clients, a couple and their two dogs, enjoy entertaining and having people over for dinner and drinks, so it was important for Andrew to facilitate their lifestyle in the design. The existing Victorian house was reconfigured, keeping the front two rooms as bedrooms and transforming one of the existing bedrooms into an ensuite and walk-in-robe. What was originally the fourth bedroom became a much-needed home office. The modern extension is separated from the heritage by a simple step down. The detailing is more linear and clean in the new part of the house.
A modernist approach to the extension uses simple forms and clean lines to frame views through to the outside. The recycled bricks have been painted with a bagged finish, giving a soft and subtle texture finish. The kitchen uses dark wood grain, rich veiny stone, and aged brass edging around the island benchtop.
The dark kitchen works because of plenty of natural light and texture that absorbs that light and creates visual interest. Without that natural light or texture, a dark interior would be dark. So often, with minimalist homes, it's all about light and bright interiors. Still, a dark interior can ground a space and create an intimacy that isn't felt otherwise. And through the dark material choices and a well proportion scale to the extension, there is an intimacy that suits the dinner parties.
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Excellent how you display the plan to help understand the program.
This house is sublime. Tasteful, clever, and very calming. Love it.
This has to be one of my favorites. Love the choice of textures and colors. Seems like a very practical floorplan as well.
serene gorgeousness.
Yep, this is the one. This is the house for me. Practical and beautiful. Beautiful and practical. Either way it's a masterpiece for Melbourne suburban living. Congratulations.
I love the simplicity and beauty of this home you all created here. No pretension, just a thoughtful family home with real utility.
Simply beautiful and calm! Well done!
Thanx for some boost of hope and energy: in love with the authenticity
Love that transition to the outdoor dining!
Love every corner of this house. I am highly inspired by this style. My study life in Australia has internalized such style into me and surely applied to my own work.
What a beautiful home 😍, I love how it opens up to the very private garden, the windows really do frame beautiful views of the greenery 👏👏👏. And they clearly love plants as they are everywhere in the interior.
I found the backyard to be what it was described as, a pure sanctuary!
Absolutely beautiful. Feels very modern yet homely. Love the way the natural light flows in. Love the greenery. The calmness. Not one thing I can point to and say I don't like....
This videography style really captures all the architecture element and it’s really pleasing and informative! Awesome design
I love the flair of freshness, relax and peace that the plants transmit in combination with the color palette and abundant natural lighting. It reminds me of my parents' house, which I only visit occasionally. I'd like to have more spaces like this at home, but my apartment is not very big or very bright. I recently decorated it with new furniture in an MCM style and an Arco lamp from Barcelona Designs that I added to improve the lighting. Thanks for the tour!
Beautiful work! Interior is fantastic, Perfect combinations.
This is wonderful. So thoughtful.
so fresh🙏✨
Lovely home!!
The house is North East facing. The designer mentioned it is south facing. A very nice floor plan and openings placements.
Great Video, Well done team :)
That’s a very nice house
I love the black and white palette, and the dogs to match!
I am curious, with a dark interior and no screens, would you see an uptick in mosquitos? When I imagine life Down Under, I would think there are a lot of bugs. I live near a farm in Denmark, and very much need screens during the summer.
Good observation, Natasha. The screens were retractable, and hidden away during the shoot, so the bugs can stay out during summer.
Супер!!!! Amaizing!!
😍
Can I get blue print of the house
There is a floor plan in the video, or you can view it on the website;
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@@SimpleDwelling very helpful and I loved the design very much. Thanks a lot
It all sounds good .. and then you see how each element fails in application and doesn't achieve potential.
the kitchen wouldve looked nicer with a rich brown wood color. it sucks in all the light and darkens the space.
I think it's a matter of preference m. I prefer a dark space. I don't like a bright room
stunning.... but black kitchen ...just no