Small garden sanctuary
Small but perfectly formed. Courtyard garden inspiration from Melbourne-based landscape designers Acre.
Small but perfectly formed. Courtyard garden inspiration from Melbourne-based landscape designers Acre.
Not only do they look great but they help control temperature and light within the house. What am I talking about? Why the screens that clad this reworked extension to a heritage house in Melbourne by Wolveridge Architects.A contemporary extension with heritage overlays. It's what Australian architects excel at.
A new extension hidden from the street. Contemporary meets heritage. Walls of glass versus walls of Federation red brick. Inside and out merge while light and cool breezes cross thresholds of sliding glass. Travertine floors and timber slat ceilings. Serene and introspective, the perfect urban oasis. Nolan House by Melbourne-based architectural firm Coy Yiontis.
After a dry, dry winter the rains have come and my garden has sprung to back to life with new growth and a flush of flowers but oh how I wish this Melbourne garden by Ben Scott Garden Design was mine! The front is filled with free flowing plantings, lush and green beneath mature trees. (I'll admit I've always wanted a swing tied to a big old bough.) A more structured garden with alfresco entertaining space, fireplace and kitchen garden completes the space.
If you have to drag yourself into work on a weekend it helps if it's somewhere stylish. Can I get an amen? This week we are wishing we worked in headquarters for an apparel manufacturer Trackmaster by Amber Road.