Over and above the home’s architecture and
palette, little touches optimise the livability of
the home and optimise its natural assets.
“The substantial fireplace in the main living
area anchors the seating area, while its dark
patina also ensures the television recedes from
sight,” Cooper says. “The surround is made of
large porcelain panels which also complement
the coppery tones in the window frames.”
Another focus on this level is the white
entertainer’s kitchen. Its vaulted ceiling and
clerestory windows bring drama, while the
island’s chocolate-toned veneers help it stand out.
Left: Tall order – the kitchen achieves
drama through a vaulted ceiling with
clerestory windows. Long pendants
draw the eye up to appreciate the
volume. Calacatta Oro marble on
the splashback matches the marble
waterfall countertop on the island.
Top: The family room on the second
level is a quiet space adjacent to the
master suite and other bedrooms.
Above: Wood and marble feature in
this bathroom and walk-in wardrobe.
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