A contemporary rework of a Victorian home

Step through the bright yellow door and the Victorian facade opens into a calm, contemporary Elsternwick, Melbourne home. The once cluttered layout was reworked into a clear, flowing plan, with light and gentle curves softening the home’s former rigidity. A sculptural stair marks the transition to the extension, while a double-height void draws daylight deep inside. Curved glazing blurs the line to the garden, and charred timber links indoors and out. Inside, terrazzo, green tiles, a skylit island, and warm lighting complete the quietly refined feel. Orrong by Studio Cobe.

A contemporary rework of a Victorian home
A contemporary rework of a Victorian home
A contemporary rework of a Victorian home
A contemporary rework of a Victorian home
A contemporary rework of a Victorian home
A contemporary rework of a Victorian home
A contemporary rework of a Victorian home
A contemporary rework of a Victorian home
A contemporary rework of a Victorian home
A contemporary rework of a Victorian home
A contemporary rework of a Victorian home
A contemporary rework of a Victorian home

Photography by Jack Lovel.

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