An interplay between the existing and new manifests to create a modern family home.
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In contrast to the ornate architectural features, the interiors are deliberately pared-back. Textural details surface through finishes and furnishings, such as the
Set among verdant surrounds,
The home’s original front door has been reinstated and an oversized front step added to amplify a sense of arrival. Inside the home’s light-filled entrance,

Waxed plaster walls reflect a consistent play of texture in the home. The family living space is shaped around a modern fireplace with a
While pared back relative to the ornate architectural features, the home’s layered interiors have been created through a textured palette of finishes and furnishings. Waxed plaster walls, subdued tones, timbers and linens act as an ambient backdrop, highlighting detailed finishes such as the hand-sanded veneer in the Ceccotti credenza and the sculpted firewood tray. The soft palette in the kitchen and living area is given character through the robust materiality of metal, timber and stone. In the kitchen, a

The kitchen bench takes cues from the bend seen in the architecture and features a ceramic by Simone Karras and a Jardan Mist amber vase.
“We like the notion of a building evolving overtime. In the same way, its occupants change or grow, so can a building.”
– Jolson Director Mat Wright


The red brick heritage home retains its exterior features which bind it to its neighbours and verdant garden.
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