The Dendy Sister is a sculptural family home defined by fluted concrete fins and curved bands in cream and blush tones. Conceived as the sibling to The Bronze House, it offers a softer, more feminine expression to the streetscape while maintaining its own architectural identity.

The cylindrical stair, illuminated by a circular skylight, anchors the design both visually and spatially. Sunlight animates the façade throughout the day, casting shifting shadows across the fluted concrete and delighting passersby — making the house a celebrated part of its neighbourhood.

Designed for empty nesters who love to entertain, the home balances generous gathering spaces with intimate retreats. Five ensuite bedrooms, including a ground floor master suite, ensure flexibility for family and grandchildren to visit, while outdoor terraces, operable louvres, and a pool and spa create an all-season haven.

Though north-facing to a busy street, the design introduces natural light via carefully positioned east- and west-facing glazing and the dramatic stair skylight. The result is a home that is not only beautiful but resilient, designed to adapt with its owners over time.

The Dendy Sister is at once a private sanctuary and a civic gesture — a house that elevates the everyday while enriching its urban setting.