Working closely with the homeowners, this project saw this 1920s bungalow restored and substantially extended to create a contemporary space that also capitalised on the bungalow’s beautiful heritage features. Works included improvements to the property’s heritage facade, a complete re-roof, and a new custom-made carport crafted from powder-coated structural steel and Colorbond cladding. Extensive internal renovation works included updates to the living room, and a new master bathroom featuring artisan tiles, a free-standing bath and a wall-hung vanity crafted from the clients’ old bedhead.

The expansive extension features the addition of an open plan kitchen and dining/ sitting room, walk-in pantry, laundry, study, and master bedroom with walk-in-robe and ensuite. The outdoor space includes two decks, a pergola crafted from reclaimed timber, custom pool fence and new fencing around the entire property. Other noteworthy features include a cantilevered kitchen bench crafted from reclaimed jarrah, Victorian Stall House pendant lights above the Caesarstone benchtop, and overhead cupboards with recessed LED strip lights. Likewise, reclaimed timber doors throughout the property and a floating desk crafted from reclaimed jarrah floorboards salvaged during demolition seamlessly blended the old and new.