Orange in the leading role
Today we invite you to a picturesque house in the Australian province. Dating from 1910, the building has an area of 88 square meters and a unique history associated with the Arts and Crafts movement. See how it has been given a modern character!
Architects from the CO-AP studio are responsible for the project. The building managed to preserve several historical details inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement. The architects decided to combine historical heritage with modernity. Certainly, the heart of the house is the orange kitchen with laminate fronts. Rosso Lepanto marble accompanies it.
The fiery orange was contrasted with the green-gray color of the walls. In the center of the room there is a classic wooden table and Thonet chairs with woven seats. The big advantage of the room is a large window overlooking the picturesque garden designed by Bell Landscapes. A leather sofa was placed right next to it.
The bathroom was built on a combination of tiles and modern fittings.
In turn, the bedroom is dominated by a palette of warm beiges that have created a friendly atmosphere. The palette of beige and brown is broken by the blackness of a wooden chair, adding character to the interior.
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