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This distinctly modern residence was designed and built by Mancini Made to maximize the impact of a small block in a stylish new estate near the JP Fawkner Reserve in Strathmore.
The steps from the front pavement lead to a wide tinted glass pivot door that enters into a spacious lobby that opens onto a breathtaking double-height void above the multi-level living, dining and kitchen areas.
Spectacular light sculptures are suspended over the living spaces while the void floods the house with sunlight and visually connects the upper and lower levels.
The open kitchen is defined by symmetrical minimalist styling, strong horizontal lines and precision joinery in pristine white and deep charcoal. A soft-hued timber staircase wrapped in glass leads to the bedrooms and bathrooms above. Both visually striking and practical, a digital workstation is neatly integrated into the staircase design.
Upstairs, the spacious master bedroom steps out from the main facade of the building with a large, box-framed picture window overlooking the street front. The adjoining master bathroom features large rectangular slate-grey wall and floor tiles and a sculptural free-standing tub.
The building boldly presents its contemporary proportions to the street with an assemblage of box-like shapes defined with crisp white render and black highlights.