Set on the southern Gold Coast beachfront, this late seventies-era townhouse had many charming qualities but overdue for a remake.

The original load-bearing brick was unable to be altered, which required that the existing layout was retained. The wet areas were fully demolished to make way for renewed spaces with an enduring palette that is somewhat reminiscent of the original fabric.

The soft warm tones embrace the natural light that pours through the north facing windows throughout the day. The selected timber is closely matched to the original timbers throughout the house. The finger wall tiles with their soft antique edges somewhat mimic the original brick.

The alterations are a celebration of texture and tactility – something that was celebrated at the time the original house was built, was since lost, but is now found again.

Material Used:
1. Fibonacci Stone – Terrazzo Tiles – “Rocketman“ and “Flannel Flower“
2. Classic Ceramics – Wall Tiles – Isola “Elba“
3. Kitchen Appliances - Bosch
4. Laundry Appliances – Fisher & Paykel
5. Bathroom Basin – Concrete Nation “Halo“
6. Laundry Tub – Turner Hastings Novi Fireclay Single Butler Sink