24/08/2026
Soft light, from both perspectives at Corner House
Featuring a pitched roof, this red brick double-storey home is located on a prominent corner block and is a contemporary nod to the more traditional vernacular of the suburb. The long northern aspect subtly sits back from a row of established trees on the leafy street’s nature strip, giving the home a lived-in feeling. A double storey void adjacent to a carefully placed central courtyard scoops up an abundance of northern light deep into the adjacent living areas and stairwell, while maintaining the privacy of the home.
All spaces have a strong connection to the outdoors and natural light; a large backyard with a pool and covered loggia connects to the family living area, making it the perfect setup for entertaining. The generous size of each room will allow the home to adapting to the changes and needs of the family of four may face over the many years to come.
At its heart, the home embraces warmth through its use of brick, rich timbers, and a celebration of light.
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Photography Timothy Kaye
Styling Madeline McFarlane
