by Kennedy Nolan
When brought on board to renovate a three-level house by the late Melbourne modernist Theodore Berman – famed for a back catalogue of era-defining bowling alleys and motor inns – Kennedy Nolan architects confronted a curious contradiction of mid-century style (typically premised on frugality) and a “patrician” planning that accounted for servants.
Evincing the modernist’s penchant for pink stone and warm walnut timber, the upper-level master suite pays a restrained homage to the original wall-to-wall palette with Phillip Jeffries Abaca Harvest delicately embracing the joinery in its Terracotta glory.
Brands | Phillip Jeffries |
Products | Abaca Harvest |
Project Name | Matthew’s House |
Project Type | Residential |
Photo Credit | Derek Swalwell www.derekswalwell.com |
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Designer
Kennedy Nolan
www.kennedynolan.com.au
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