Park Home is a minimalist, art-filled household residence in Melbourne

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Park Home, as soon as a Presbyterian manse, was inbuilt 1856 within the Williamstown space of Melbourne. Considered one of metropolis’s oldest surviving homes, it’s suitably decided and rugged, modest and squat. Native structure agency Pleysier Perkins was charged by the home’s new house owners with its delicate restoration and discovering area for a discreet however important and indulgence-friendly extension.

The architects drew up plans for a light-filled, three-story (one underground) concrete field, housing additional bedrooms, residing areas, a wine cellar, a curing room, a health club, and a kitchen match and enormous sufficient for much less parsimonious preparations, all largely hidden behind the two-storey blue stone authentic dwelling and set in lush planting.  

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Step inside this contemporary Park Home

Whereas building was beneath approach, Melbourne-based inside design and structure studio Mim Design was introduced on board to supervise a contented marriage of outdated and new. It was a undertaking that grew in scope says Miriam (Mim) Fanning, principal of Mim Designs: ‘What began as an inner evaluate quickly developed into a major inside structure undertaking prioritising spatial planning via to full inside detailing all through the heritage and new a part of the house. We adopted via with the completion of a full furnishings, art work and equipment bundle.’

exterior corner view of park house

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Fanning and crew devised a cloth palette that echoes the tough and tumble of the unique bluestone facade, utilizing lower and chiselled stone in charcoals and dove greys, designed to age gracefully and complementing spans of uncooked concrete. These are softened by timber panelling, whereas sculptural items, art-topped plinths and island benches recommend a well-appointed personal gallery. 

black staircase

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The true eye-catchers of the extension, although, are a gently spiralling staircase in blackened steel and a double-height fire in darkish gray quartzite. The centrepiece kitchen – the brand new house owners are enthusiastic entertainers – matches chiselled and hammered gray marble with black-stained American oak cabinetry and gunmetal detailing and boasts a hanging gray leather-based banquette. The extra modest rooms of the unique homes, in the meantime, are imagined as intimate retreats, using natural types and a soapier color scheme. 

art in minimalist dining space

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The brand new house owners, and their groups of architects and designers, had been decided that the standard of supplies, craft and a focus to element deliver cohesion to the undertaking. ‘Each commerce labored tirelessly to create a house that will proceed to face locally as a pillar of heritage preservation, whereas addressing the up to date wants of a hard-working and experiential residence,’ says Mim Design’s inventive director Emma Mahlook. 

dark coloured kitchen

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The transfer between outdated and new is extra easy transition than unnerving jolt. And whereas the brand new addition might not please hard-line preservationists, the unique home has been restored with care, not as a museum piece however as a part of a house which gives worldly pleasures and meditative moments. ‘It was an fascinating balancing act in restraint and abundance,’ says Lisa Ransom, affiliate at Mim Design.

minimalist study with art in the background

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minimalist concrete swimming pool

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art and modern sofa

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living space inside park house in australia

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minimalist bedroom with concrete wall

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