From the street, Brunswick Heads House subtly nestles itself in a thriving garden, set back from the road, gracefully distinguishing itself from its neighbours. Its black timber façade forms a counterpoint to the surrounding palette of pale weatherboards creating a quietly sculptural exterior as a prelude to the layered spaces within.
The most striking aspect of the renovation is its unconventional yet compact footprint, where every space feels open, functional and effortlessly beautiful.
Originally a humble split level beach house, the dwelling was carefully reimagined rather than replaced. Fraser, owner of Fraser Mudge Architects, approached the design with a clear respect for the surrounding vernacular, opting for measured, thoughtful additions rather than a full rebuild.
It became clear through the design process; the underlying principles were to create a compact home that felt both intimate yet functional for a family of four.
👉🏽 Read more inside issue 107, available now (link in bio).
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📍 Bundjalung Country / Brunswick Heads / NSW