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Fotograf Camilla Ropers © Houzz 2018
Jeppe har selv designet det rummelige brændestativ, som hans far har svejset sammen. Siderne består af tynde stålplader med klassisk kløverbladsmønster. - matildeandreassen

Spisestue med et spisebord special lavet i røget eg. Der er ekstra plader til så bordet kan blive 400 cm.
De lange velour gardiner giver varme til rummet.

A little story
Det runde bord, enkelheden, farvespillet - lauges4

Indretning + design: Design Circus
Foto: Andreas Mikkel Hansen
Farven på væggen og den hyggelige følelse man får fra billedet - webuser_190997610
Flot spisestue med store vinduer og masser af lys
Lampe - webuser_114230841
A contemporary bushland house on the Yarra River, designed for a young family that love the connection to the outdoors & entertaining
This Warrandyte site occupies a prime location on a stunning bushland perch above the Yarra River. Covered in trees, with restricted access and falling steeply to the river it was not without its challenges however, including Environmental and Bushfire Overlays (BAL29).
The views, orientation, topography and context have very much generated the form and materiality of the house as the dual wings of the house slide with the landscape to articulate privacy for neighbouring properties whilst also maximising views, daylight and access to external entertaining spaces.
Twin butterfly roofs lift the eaves to catch daylight from every direction and enhance the sense of space and connection to outdoors whilst a glazed circulation slot creates a dramatic but efficient connection between the two forms.
A generous roof terrace with external fireplace and arbour allow for contemporary outdoor entertaining whilst allowing the natural terrain of the site to fall below, relatively untouched.
Photography by Marvelle Photography