When does a house turn out to be greater than a rigorously curated dwelling house, however a tangible reflection of its homeowners' journey via life? In case Home of sunshineSouth Yarra, Melbourne, Australia design by Cell weaves private historical past into each element, drawing inspiration from the consumer's rural Australian roots and a decade spent on the seashores of California. Every room tells a chapter of their story, reworking the house right into a deeply intimate expression of place, reminiscence and connection. Via cautious materials selections and inventive spatial transitions, the home turns into an affidavit to the deep relationship between structure and id.
As Kennon additional described: “Home of Lightness is a love story based mostly on mild, each pure and within the essence of 'lightness', a way of consolation, happiness and weightlessness. Kennon, via this venture, celebrates the place and the unforgettable reminiscences that bind us to our residence.”
Past the restored arches, the home transitions into softer tones and textures. Sand partitions, mild curves and leather-based granite flooring outline the again of the home, evoking coastal California ease. A centerpiece by Australian artist Nathan Hawkes anchors the informal eating house, its tender palette of reds, yellows and blues infusing a dynamic but soothing vitality. Additional emphasizing the Californian affect, the furnishings for this house was sourced from Stahl and Band in Los Angeles.
The eating room serves as a dwelling tribute to the patrons' pastoral upbringing. Forest inexperienced Venetian plaster partitions wrap the house, complemented by marble flooring that add texture and class. A 1960s Fringe pendant by Swedish designer Hans-Agne Jakobsson presides over a black round desk paired with Cassina Cab seats in matching inexperienced leather-based. Above, landscapes by Melbourne artist Tracey Unusual add a contact of native craftsmanship, whereas a wealthy inexperienced velvet curtain provides depth and heat.
For extra details about Kennon, go to kennon.com.au.
Picture by Felix Forest.
