A narrow plot incorporating a terraced house in Sydney, Australia has been designed by Carter Williamson Architects to maximise the use of space and light. Streamlined features such as the kitchen, clever space planning and simple decor have combined to create a harmonious home with countless interesting features to delight the eye and transform this space. The rear garden where the edge-to-edge extension juts out to create more space indoors and flows into the exterior. An interesting contrast between the smooth black of the building and the textured wall masonry.
Notice the lines of the paving echo the design of the house...
The kitchen offers ample storage and worktop area and yet blends in, almost like furniture, rather than a kitchen...
An impressive island in beautiful wood...
The staircase design maximises the use of space...
The garden with a courtyard feel to it....
Smooth lines and the use of white combine with wood, as echoed elsewhere in the house....
The turn to the stairs is simple yet stylish. Lighting is discreet and built-in storage makes sure clutter is kept at bay. No doors and "unfinished" walls allow light to flood in to create interesting tones of light and shadow and also accentuate the curved wooden panel across the width of the ceiling....
Notice the lines of the paving echo the design of the house...
The kitchen offers ample storage and worktop area and yet blends in, almost like furniture, rather than a kitchen...
An impressive island in beautiful wood...
The staircase design maximises the use of space...
The garden with a courtyard feel to it....
Smooth lines and the use of white combine with wood, as echoed elsewhere in the house....
The turn to the stairs is simple yet stylish. Lighting is discreet and built-in storage makes sure clutter is kept at bay. No doors and "unfinished" walls allow light to flood in to create interesting tones of light and shadow and also accentuate the curved wooden panel across the width of the ceiling....
