Inspired by mid-century architecture, this original house was built in 1977 and designed by Peter Mark-Brown. With its high cathedral ceiling and timber exterior, it posed a challenge to renovate without compromising its original character.

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The entire interior was redesigned to complement the original timber features. Oak was used for the flooring and cabinetry, while white marble was introduced to infuse a modern aesthetic. Notably, the cabinetry was meticulously crafted with a vertical bone structure to add layers that reflected the articulation of the architectural features.

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This renovation preserved the house's character while seamlessly integrating it with contemporary design elements, creating a harmonious blend of past and present.