Our projects

An extension with rammed earth walls, a master bathroom and a large carport.

Weatherboards repaired, leadlight retained, the picket fence and front garden reinstated. From the footpath the house reads as it always did.

The old lean-to came off and a raked-ceiling pavilion went on. High-level glazing along the gable pulls light deep into the plan, and the whole rear wall opens to the garden.

Kitchen, dining and living share a single volume under the rake, with the ceiling dropping as it meets the original house so the junction reads deliberately.

A single stone-topped island with fluted joinery, a window splashback instead of tiles, and a butler's pantry behind holding the second sink and everything that lives on the bench.

Main bathroom with a fully glazed bath-shower recess, terrazzo to dado height and vertical stack tile above. The ensuite runs the same palette with a double vanity.

Original front bedrooms kept their leadlight and ceiling height. The new ones got built-in robes, so nothing has to live on a chair.

Bluestone paving off the living room, a raised lawn behind a low retaining wall, and stepping stones through to the studio at the rear.

A new home in Kinglake, built through to lock-up.

Part of the renovation and addition: a new bathroom with a walk-in shower, freestanding bath and timber vanity.