It’s my birthday today and I’m treating myself and you lovely readers to some extra cool eye candy from down under. This contemporary light filled residence has been cleverly designed with an angled skylight in the entryway extending to the mezzanine landing on the first floor. Thus bringing brightness into the house even on the dullest of rainy days.
I love how architects Cera Stribley have managed to create a sort of sundial in the bathroom through the installation of a narrow strip of skylight. I’m sure you’d be able to judge if you’re late for work in the morning just by where the shaft of light falls.
You know I’m still a fan of the overall monochrome look which in my opinion brings sharpness, style and calm into the home. The dark kitchen island with grey marble (quartz?) worktop is a particular favourite and one that I’ve had on my own kitchen idea board for a long time. I also totally dig the black and white speckled terrazzo flooring which I think works perfectly in warmer climes, like this Melbourne residence. Though judging by the installation of a wood burner maybe it does get chilly in Oz occasionally!?
Overall, this is an exceptional light filled 3-bedroom urban residence and I’m glad that inspirational new builds like these get realised and not choked with red tape and regulations. Hats off to Cera Stribley and it’s clients.
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