A seamlessness between exterior and interior is created with the material palette of concrete, metal and glass carried though internally with a subtle shift as the black metal gives way to a textured black timber, providing a sense of warmth and intimacy. The layering of materiality continues as the internal spaces unfold, introducing stone, leather and blackened bronze to the composition. Spatially too, the interiors read as an extension of the facade composition in creating a series of spaces that explore mass and void. This reflected the clients wish for the spaces to remain connected to a central kitchen yet provide varying levels of privacy. Vast open living areas and expansive light-filled voids, contrast with compressed private spaces.
