Showing posts with label Australia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Australia. Show all posts

Saturday, November 30, 2013

Contemporary Higham Road Home in Melbourne, Australia

Swimming pool in the backyard of Contemporary Higham Road Home in Melbourne

Higham Road residence is contemporary home designed by Steve Domoney of Domoney Architecture, located in Hawthorn neighborhood, near downtown Melbourne in Australia.


Higham Road's street facade is similar to another project in Hawthorn neighborhood also designed by Domoney architecture, contemporary looking with brown colors fulfilled with stone wall, dark tin and minimal amount of glass. Green plants by the sidewalk are planted purely for decoration purposes, blending nicely with brown facade colors.


Backyard offers beautiful swimming pool right next to the terrace. Facade is, as expected, more open and connected to outdoor living space through floor-to-ceiling glass walls. I specially love small covered barbecue terrace with dining table. It is great for hanging out through summer. By looking at this backyard I see a lot of potential for parties and similar events, so everyone interested in this lifestyle, remember this contemporary home.

Street facade of Contemporary Higham Road Home in Melbourne

Kitchen in Contemporary Higham Road Home in Melbourne

Bathroom in Contemporary Higham Road Home in Melbourne

Bedroom in Contemporary Higham Road Home in Melbourne

Living room in Contemporary Higham Road Home in Melbourne

Facade of Contemporary Higham Road Home in Melbourne

Stone and glass wall in Contemporary Higham Road Home in Melbourne

Backyard and facade of Contemporary Higham Road Home in Melbourne at night

All photos © Kit Haselden Photography

How do you like this contemporary home? Let us know in the comment section below. 

Monday, November 25, 2013

Kew House With Two Faces, Melbourne

Wooden facade on Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Vibe Design Group designed Kew Residence, a house with two faces, located in Melbourne, Australia. Unusual and unique shape is just another plus of this beautiful modern home.


Three key elements defined this home. First, terrain. Slightly hilly terrain created opportunity to have floating home with space below the house used as protected car space or anything that owners thing is appropriate and useful. This creates double satisfaction because your floating home looks great and you can park your car under your house. Sounds awesome, right?


Second, street facade. As architects stated, street facade is inspired by the 60s and 70s stereo cabinets. Simple, closed and contemporary wooden facade stands out perfectly from surrounding green vegetation while being fulfilled with glass wall at the entrance located on top of the hill. And third, rear elevation or backyard facade. Made out of thin glass walls and connecting interiors with beautiful terrace and swimming pool.

Street facade of Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Street facade of Kew House by Vibe Design Group at dusk

Lights and wooden facade on Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Entrance of the Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Glass wall on Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Backyard of Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Backyard facade of Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Backyard facade of Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Lights on backyard facade on Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Swimming pool in the backyard of Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Glass wall on the upper floor of Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Kitchen interior of Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Open kitchen doors in Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Shower in Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Bathroom in Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Lower floor plan of Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Middle floor plan of Kew House by Vibe Design Group

Upper floor plan of Kew House by Vibe Design Group

All photos © Robert Hamer

How do you like this interesting modern home? Let us know in the comment section below.

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Dark Contemporary Home by Steve Domoney Architecture

Swimming pool in Dark Contemporary Home by Steve Domoney Architecture

Hope Street Geelong West is contemporary home designed by Steve Domoney Architecture in Geelong West, a commercial and residential suburb of Geelong, Victoria, Australia.


This contemporary home offers nice combination of dark and bright colors and textures. Exterior facade is designed in black color with one white segment and wooden planks as the focal point. Along with glass walls on the ground floor and interesting contemporary shape, this home naturally attracts attention.


Another great feature is square swimming pool built right next to the house which with its light blue color perfectly fulfills dark facade. Interior decor as combination of black and white as well, with colorful pieces of furniture perfectly blending into every room design.

Dark Contemporary Home by Steve Domoney Architecture

Facade of Dark Contemporary Home by Steve Domoney Architecture

Terrace in Dark Contemporary Home by Steve Domoney Architecture

Living room in Dark Contemporary Home by Steve Domoney Architecture

Living room in Dark Contemporary Home by Steve Domoney Architecture

Dining room in Dark Contemporary Home by Steve Domoney Architecture

Home office in Dark Contemporary Home by Steve Domoney Architecture

Bedroom in Dark Contemporary Home by Steve Domoney Architecture

Ground floor plan in Dark Contemporary Home by Steve Domoney Architecture

First floor plan of Dark Contemporary Home by Steve Domoney Architecture

All photos © Derek Swalwell

How do you like this dark contemporary home? Let us know in the comment section below.

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Contemporary Style Home by Domoney Architecture

Street facade of Contemporary Style Home by Domoney Architecture

This contemporary style home is designed by Domoney Architecture and it is located in Hawthorn, a suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 6 kilometres (3.7 mi) east of Melbourne's Central Business District.


Modern facade on the street side consists architectural elements in bright and dark brown colors, with driveway leading to the underground garage. Contemporary design is fulfilled with stone fence and low vegetation.


Rear elevation is a little bit more glassy, with floor-to-ceiling windows in the ground and first floors. Extended steel frame protects interiors from the sun and heat and also bolds this contemporary style. Beautiful blue swimming pool creates nice contrast to brown-ish facade colors.

Rear elevation of Contemporary Style Home by Domoney Architecture

Living room in Contemporary Style Home by Domoney Architecture

Interior of Contemporary Style Home by Domoney Architecture

Dining room and kitchen in Contemporary Style Home by Domoney Architecture

Bedroom in Contemporary Style Home by Domoney Architecture

Hallways in Contemporary Style Home by Domoney Architecture

Bathroom in Contemporary Style Home by Domoney Architecture

Terrace in Contemporary Style Home by Domoney Architecture

Contemporary Style Home by Domoney Architecture from the street

Swimming pool in Contemporary Style Home by Domoney Architecture

All photos © Kit Haselden Photography

How do you like this contemporary style home? Let us know in the comment section below.