Views from the adjoining laneway display the artistic expression of the facade and capture the extent of the Wolseley structure seamlessly, highlighting the depth and symmetry of the design. Concrete cantilevers shadow the upstairs rooms, which offer beautiful views to the garden, pool area and beyond. Rooms are flooded with an abundance of natural light and ventilation via a landscaped two-storey external void. There is an underground basement, which offers a retreat for family and friends, and provides another expressional dimension of design to the home.
Designed with energy rating and zoning as key requirements, the Wolseley welcomes connectivity between shared spaces and uncomplicated flow between the three levels of the home. Allowing for all spaces to be captured and utilised for any occasion. With contrast, texture and architectural layering at every turn, the Wolseley emphasises design finesse, creating an environmentally harmonious home for a young family. Accommodating functional spaces with consideration to lifestyle, contemporary styling compliments the raw texture of the finishes and brings a casual purity that personalises this family home.
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