With picturesque views of Red Hill’s hinterland and farm life, the latest rural accommodation by
The soft exterior blends seamlessly into its surroundings, clad in pale bagged brick and timber battens. The interiors, however, tell a different story, where robust forms and industrial materiality create a bold atmosphere that ‘tickles the senses’.
An overarching sense of permanence pervades, stemming from the oiled steel kitchen, Travertine floor tiles and traditional ceiling beams – a nod to the region’s farmhouses. Tom Robertson Architects called on Melbourne stylist
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The far-right wing of the cabin is reserved for the concrete bath and basin, dramatically illuminated by a skylight. This monolithic ‘slow-soak’ bathtub encourages guests to pause and unwind before rinsing off in the serene double shower.
Tom Robertson Architects have created a bespoke accommodation offering far from the typical rural farmhouse in Red Hill. But just as its surroundings, Bassano is a reminder of the pleasure of escaping the city.
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