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We often talk about the kitchen and bathroom as the engine rooms of the home, but these hardworking spaces are far from utilitarian: the kitchen can be a place for work and friendly conversation just as often as it is a place for preparing meals; in essence, the bathroom is used for bathing, but it might also be a place to recalibrate after a busy day. These zones should be both functional and delightful: well-planned rooms enhanced by details that help us feel “at home.” With a diversity of scales and budgets, the homes in this issue of Houses: Kitchens and Bathrooms reveal how architects and designers respond to clients’ briefs and personalities to instill their residences with joy, composure and restorative connections to others. This includes nurturing calm and…

Home for dinner

01 SilkSurface benchtops Verified by University of Adelaide researchers, the SilkSurface benchtops are a silica-free alternative to engineered stone. As well as being durable, stain resistant and easy to clean, the countertop can be quickly installed so home chefs can cook up a storm in no time. silksurface.com.au 02 First Nations woven lighting Made in collaboration with 14 Indigenous art centres, this lighting collection celebrates Indigenous fibre arts in Australia. Each piece is meticulously handwoven with locally sourced materials, reflecting a profound connection to the land and traditional techniques. koskela.com.au 03 Zip’s all-in-one pull-out tap The Zip HydroTap Celsius Plus All-In-One Pull-Out was developed in response to consumer demand. At the press of a button, the tap switches between instant filtered boiling, chilled or sparkling drinking water while extending and retracting…

Home for dinner

Dreaming of Venice

Designed to elevate any kitchen space, Venice is a graceful, flowing mixer crafted with smooth, rounded contours and elegant lines. The Venice range is available in a variety of styles to suit every preference. Whether you prefer the classic allure of a gooseneck design, the modern appeal of a right-angle mixer, or the versatility of an upright swivel model, Oliveri has something to cater to your individual taste. Additionally, the range offers both regular and pull-out hose models, providing convenience and flexibility for your kitchen requirements. Constructed from premium materials such as solid brass and zinc castings, the Venice range is built to last. Oliveri mixers are engineered for durability, ensuring they withstand the rigours of daily use while maintaining their impeccable appearance. Available in popular finishes including Polished Chrome,…

Dreaming of Venice

A big solution for a small home

Tiny homes and granny flats are becoming increasingly popular, and they are a great way to ease the nation’s housing crisis. However, to comply with relevant building standards, granny flats and tiny homes must have plumbing amenities (including kitchen and bathroom facilities). That can be a challenge because these residences are often built lower than adjacent street-level homes. A Saniflo client recently had this issue with their tiny home build. The site was far from the road and below its drainage. To provide plumbing for this home, the Sanifos 280 GR was the perfect solution: an in-ground lifting station ideal for granny flats and tiny homes. It takes the wastewater from all plumbing fixtures within a residence (such as the sink, toilet, shower and laundry) and then pumps the waste…

A big solution for a small home

01 Staron solid surfaces The Staron solid surface range is a silica-free alternative to engineered stone. Created through a blended composition of mineral and resin, the material can be customized to integrate draining grooves or Staron sinks for a smooth, seamless bathroom vanity. austaronsurfaces.com 02 TAFLA C mirror Metal material is pumped with air to achieve the three-dimensional form of this mirror, which is conceived as an avant-garde interpretation of a drop of water. Its bubble-like edges transform the mirror into a sculptural object, adding a touch of art to the interior of any bathroom. zieta.pl 03 Roma basin Playful, hard-wearing and functional, this eye-catching piece integrates basin, splashback, toothbrush shelf and drawer into one powdercoated aluminium piece. Roma is made to order and can be customized with any Dulux colour…

Design delicacies

01 Von Leach Residence by Amelda Wilde Interior Design A Californian bungalow with a century’s worth of patina and scars, this house is home to a family that loved it at first sight. The brief to design its interior was therefore guided by a desire to preserve and amplify its authentic charm, atmosphere and character. Using strategic contrasts across colour, light, material and proportion, interventions embrace imperfection to craft a kitchen meant for long-term, robust family use. Arts and Crafts ideals of creating and curating pieces to pass down through generations are, literally, built into the design; the stone splashback and floating overhead exhaust fan are both unique and durable. Owner Matthew Leach of Von Steel fabricated the portal frame, subfloor, stainless steel cabinetry and other elements on site. Although…

Design delicacies

Elements of surprise

01 Garden Lane Residence by Oliver Du Puy To design a home with both vibrancy and tranquility, Oliver Du Puy sought inspiration in the domestic work of Japanese architect Kazuo Shinohara and the colour field paintings of artist Mark Rothko. In Oliver’s design, simplicity and surprise blend to form an orderly yet unexpected interior. In the powder room, finishes comprise a custom mustard-tone Farrow and Ball paint and a bespoke sculptural Calacatta marble basin nestled symmetrically between two bronze-accented, peach-toned storage spaces. Outside, a green vista beyond adds to the enchanting calm of a room in which the balance of proportion, material and light yields luxury of spirit. oliverdupuy.com Location: Wurundjeri Country, Naarm/Melbourne Photography: Tom Ross 02 Shadow House by Grotto Studio This cosy retreat blends warmth and simplicity. Its…

Elements of surprise

WOWOWA ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIORS

For a project that adds only a new entry vestibule with bike store to this nineties design, Espy House by Wowowa Architecture and Interiors punches far above its weight. The existing home, inspired by one of Glenn Murcutt’s coastal houses, has a split personality. At the front, it sits within the frame of a typical suburban street, but halfway down the block, the site plunges more than 20 metres down to the Maribyrnong River, which winds through the northwestern suburbs of Melbourne. The team at Wowowa was tickled by this little tribute to Murcutt in a suburban context and thought they’d bring a touch of Melbourne nineties to the facade via some Edmond-and-Corrigan-esque shape and colour. Picking up on existing hues within the house, particularly a rich maroon, the Wowowa…

WOWOWA ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIORS

KIERON GAIT ARCHITECTS

When new clients arrive with a written brief that states how much they love their house, you know you’re off to a good start. This was the case for Kieron Gait Architects and this inner-southeast Brisbane house. The 1920s home had considerable character, but it lacked connections to the garden and pool. The internal service core was also cold and hard to clean. Without adding any internal floor area, and with minimal rearrangement of functions, the architect made a series of “surgical interventions” to make the home “better, not bigger.” The key move was to reorganize the kitchen to allow for a large opening onto a newly formed outdoor room, offering a shady space within the garden, overlooking the pool. The remaining moves focus on the other service aspects of…

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WOODWARD ARCHITECTS

How much space do we need to live well? This renovated apartment in a 1930s building in Sydney’s Potts Point tests the possibilities of small-scale living, updating a 69-square-metre plan for a client who lives in Sydney but travels regularly. The brief was to create a multifunctional residence, maintaining heritage details while modernizing the kitchen and bathroom, and maximizing storage. Set at the rear of an Art Deco block, Grantham Apartment has an idyllic treetop outlook that enables the northern light to filter through. The architect focused on increasing the natural light and sense of space while selecting finishes that respect the original architecture. Woodward Architects made material and colour selections that would shift the occupant’s perception of scale. Associate director Patrick Maitland explains: “The cooler wall colour enhances the…

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Dependability and precision

Elevate your kitchen with Sub-Zero and Wolf – the specialists in food preservation and precision cooking. Iconic Sub-Zero refrigeration preserves food at its delicious peak and guards wine against its enemies. Sub-Zero creates products of uncompromising craftsmanship that are more than just refrigerators. They are a suite of food-preservation technologies that keep food fresher longer by addressing the three pillars of food preservation: precise temperature control, optimal humidity and purified air. Reimagined and full of fresh ideas, Sub-Zero’s newest product range offers an expanded suite of innovative features and sleek aesthetic enhancements. Wolf equips home cooks with chef-level performance for the confidence to turn out exquisite meals time and time again. Individual tastes in both food and design find limitless expression with Wolf. Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances are enduring in…

Dependability and precision

Finding the perfect fit

The English Tapware Company offers guests an expertly curated selection of beautifully crafted kitchen and bathroom fittings, including luxury tapware, basins, baths and architectural hardware. At this proud family-owned business, a team personally selects products of exceptional design, quality and function to suit a variety of interior projects. Working closely with clients, the company’s specifiers will ensure the right fittings are chosen to complement and enhance your upcoming projects from UK brands Perrin and Rowe, The Water Monopoly, Joseph Giles and more. Throughout Beaumaris House, designer Melissa Balzan specified Perrin Rowe Contemporary tapware, which combines beautiful style and engineering excellence. A team of specialists is dedicated to perfecting the design of each tap fixture. At a glance, these brass taps emanate quality, while closer inspection reveals the incredible attention to…

Finding the perfect fit

Soft geometry: Presenting the Ona collection

Ona, which means “wave” in Catalan, stands out for its versatility, wide range and timeless design that features soft shapes and geometric lines. The Mediterranean Sea region – its landscapes, lifestyle and values – inspired the collection, which offers solutions to fully equip any type of bathroom space. Developed by the Roca Design Center team in collaboration with international studios Noa Design and Benedito Design, Ona is defined by Mediterranean-inspired soft shapes and geometric lines. This collection includes the latest innovations from the Roca brand, such as materials Fineceramic and Stonex. Manufactured with a respectful approach to natural materials and sustainability, Ona stands out for its versatility. It is a complete bathroom collection that combines functional and accessible design with new standards of hygiene and comfort, making the collection highly…

Soft geometry: Presenting the Ona collection

POLLY HARBISON DESIGN

In designing a new beach house for her clients, architect Polly Harbison faced the challenge of an old house aged beyond repair. “The original house had not coped well with the long, narrow site’s southwestern orientation, overheating in summer and freezing in winter,” says Polly, principal and director of Sydney-based Polly Harbison Design. “And while my clients, David and Susan, were initially surprised when we lowered the floor level of the new house and located the kitchen away from the beach-facing facade, they still can’t believe how different this makes the site now feel.” An L-shaped plan creates a private northern courtyard sanctuary, with the long narrow form of the ground-level kitchen framing the view of the beach. This “periscope” perspective dramatically increases the impact of their ocean view, drawing…

POLLY HARBISON DESIGN

WEAVER AND CO ARCHITECTS

The house Martyn Weaver designed for his clients idyllically sits across from a park on a tree-lined street in Melbourne’s Yarraville. Not surprisingly, the couple wanted their new two-storey home to have a strong connection to the outdoors, which subsequently determined the design’s outcome. “The aim was to design a building that sat comfortably within the street context of predominantly single-storey period homes,” says Martyn, who founded Weaver and Co Architects in 2018. “The house engages its environment, initiating connections between occupants, pedestrians, public parkland and private gardens, blurring and enlivening spaces on both sides of the public/private threshold.” Staying true to his clients’ desire for soft minimal design and plenty of natural light, Martyn’s scheme positions the living areas around a central north-facing garden courtyard that opens through to…

WEAVER AND CO ARCHITECTS

There’s no shortage of charm among the historic terraces and cottages of Surry Hills, and Room on Fire’s most recent renovation is no exception. The home on Little Riley Street occupies a tiny 30-square-metre site, and its two levels and attic total a mere 65 metres of floor space. Interior designer (and founder of Room on Fire) Chloe McCarthy closely worked with builder Jesse McCallion of Belle Frederick Projects to renovate the circa-1835 property as a short-term accommodation, sensitively restoring its original features, prioritizing comfort and activating functionality. Chloe reconfigured the interior to achieve a greater sense of space and logical flow, which included relocating the kitchen and adjoining living areas to the first level. “This floor is the brightest, with light filtering in from a skylight over the attic…

Reimagining pocket systems

Doing more with less is a challenge that designers and architects face more now than ever before. As high-density housing becomes a growing trend across Australia, the demand for flexibility in design means that including multifunctional spaces is a must. Blum’s new REVEGO pocket system is designed to meet the growing demands of clients and designers. As more people begin to merge their kitchen, dining, living and office spaces, designers now have the ability to specify fully integrated REVEGO slide-in doors to quickly open practical workflows and spacious work surfaces when needed – and close them again when they are not in use. This also helps to create a home-like atmosphere with a sense of creativity and design. The German Design Award-winning REVEGO was created to reimagine the way designers…

Reimagining pocket systems

The epitome of modern tapware

VOLA has been making life better since 1968, when it first introduced the iconic modern tap to the world. The company’s original tapware design by Arne Jacobsen was based on VOLA founder Verner Overgaard’s vision of a new type of concealed, wall-mounted mixer tap with only the handles and spout exposed. That design was the VOLA 111, and it remains the epitome of the modern tap: an iconic representation of the perfect intersection of craft and technology. Another iconic VOLA design is the KV1, which was selected for MoMA’s permanent collection in 1974. Its subtle curves and precise junctions continue to bring timeless elegance and superior functionality to kitchens around the world. From this original modern tap design through to its ongoing commitment to longevity, VOLA now influences all corners…

The epitome of modern tapware

All in one: Liebherr’s integrated fridge and freezer

Discover the perfect fusion of style and functionality: Liebherr’s integrated fridge and freezer range. In the fastpaced world of modern living, the heart of every home beats in the kitchen. It’s where culinary creations come to life, families gather, and memories are made. Recognizing this pivotal role, Liebherr’s meticulously designed integrated fridges and freezers present a seamless blend of innovation and elegance crafted to elevate kitchen experiences. Sleek design, exceptional performance Step into the realm of sophistication with Liebherr’s integrated fridge and freezer range. Designed to sit behind your cabinetry, the range epitomizes understated luxury with its thoughtful interior designs. But it’s not just about looks – the fridges are equipped with groundbreaking BioFresh technology, ensuring your groceries stay fresher for longer. For a “delicatessen at home” experience every day, the…

All in one: Liebherr’s integrated fridge and freezer

MAYTREE STUDIOS

Colour and texture take centre stage for the perfect entertainer’s abode at Same Same but Different House in suburban Brisbane. The clients approached Maytree Studios with a brief for a new home that could flex to accommodate lavish parties and provide a private retreat. The site’s restrictions and council planning requirements meant the house had to be flipped from the more common north-facing orientation, resulting in a design that is “same same, but different.” Set down off the street, the house features a small courtyard that captures light through the entry, a pragmatic solution to the sloping site and south-facing orientation. Luckily, the balmy Queensland weather offers flexibility that the designers maximized with a second courtyard off the side of the kitchen – a quintessential element of indoor–outdoor living. Inviting…

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FOWLER AND WARD

Single-storey terraces are Melbourne’s stock-intrade. The inability to see beyond the front facade or the roof profile means that these homes often hold architectural secrets in their backyards. With COVID–19 times and different demands on homes in the mix, it took some thinking to agree on the brief for this terrace project, but the client finally came back to the desire for a comfortable, three-bedroom home without any of the potential add-ons, such as a separate office zone. Despite its north-facing backyard, the home was quite dark inside. The decision to remain single-storey opened the way for the architect, Fowler and Ward, to play with volume in the extension via a tall, pyramid roof over the kitchen and living spaces that holds a skylight at its peak. This major move…

FOWLER AND WARD

This project began from a point of subtraction. The clients knew there was a wonderful view to the west from their inner-city Sydney terrace, but the existing massing of a studio, built at the end of the block, had obstructed that aspect for the main house. In removing this two-storey piece, it was logical for CM Studio to relocate the kitchen and bathroom to the new end of the dwelling to take advantage of the views and light. As part of the renovation, a first level was added to the main house within the line of the existing ridge, to accommodate two bedrooms and a bathroom. Within the small floorplan, the service spaces work hard, particularly the kitchen. Its simple galley arrangement includes an integrated bench seat that faces the…

Tasked with renovating a home in one of Melbourne’s most celebrated modernist apartment buildings, the team at Kennedy Nolan took inspiration from initial discussions with clients Susan and James. “They were downsizing and transitioning from a large house and garden that came with a lifetime of carefully and intelligently collected art and furniture,” says Adriana Hanna, Kennedy Nolan’s director of architecture. “And some outcomes of those discussions were around the specifics of domestic habitation and requirements informed and honed through previous architectural commissions, but there was also a keen exploration of thematic and conceptual matters.” Such robust thinking is befitting of the refined Regency flavour of the building, which was designed in 1961 by Yuncken, Freeman Brothers, Griffiths and Simpson and overlooks Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria. Kennedy Nolan’s approach champions…

ROBSON RAK ARCHITECTS

When Kathryn Robson and Chris Rak were engaged to craft a quiet oasis in the heart of Melbourne’s inner-eastern suburbs, they soon realized that the existing residence on the site was ill-suited to their clients’ brief. Knocking down that mock-Victorian house let Kathryn and Chris, who founded Melbourne-based studio Robson Rak, meet the brief with a contemporary new two-level that is rich in materiality and striking in its connection to the outdoors. “Materials have been used in surprising ways to bring elements of the home to life,” says Kathryn. “And we’ve reimagined them, creating a multilayered, tactile space that reflects the environment and underpins a deep connection with nature.” In the home’s upstairs bathroom and ensuite and the downstairs powder room, a light and bright scheme of natural-coloured terrazzo, pale…

ROBSON RAK ARCHITECTS

WILLIAMS BURTON LEOPARDI

Millswood Residence is a family home that has been handed down through generations. In the latest reworking of this Adelaide residence, Williams Burton Leopardi pays homage to the heritage shed vernacular, honouring light and simplicity through a series of new pavilions. The former kitchen was a dark, enclosed, museum-like space with an old wood-burning oven and an adjoining living area, a laundry and a toilet. Tasked with reinventing the space, the designers chose muted tones and textured materials to help enhance the building’s scale. The notion of “shed as muse” is evident in the addition’s overhead pitched beams, while the skylights that punch through the lofted ceiling provide a sense of expansion. “When you’re in the kitchen, you have the option to look up to the sky, out to the…

WILLIAMS BURTON LEOPARDI

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