The kitchen has a strong wow factor, it's done with brass, marble and concrete, it shines from a distance
We haven’t posted any luxurious homes on the blog for a long time and it’s high time to enjoy pure luxury that was created by Rob Mills from Rob Mills Architecture & Interiors for himself and his family. Let’s take a look on how he sees his dwelling!
This property used to be a cardboard factory on the edge of a tree-lined park in Melbourne but you’d never say that looking at this amazing home. The architect lived here for a long time, so he managed to take the full advantage of the structure’s spatial characteristics in order to harness natural light, air, sounds and space and create an airy, light-filled and serene dwelling. To achieve the best acoustics, he used concrete slab, masonry walls, effective insulation and engineered glazing, while extensive glazing on the park-facing façade has maximized daylight penetration and provided solar heating.
As for decor, this is a work of art! The home looks like a whole masterpiece, each detail of which is in harmony with all the rest. Brass, marble, luxurious textural woods, quartz are used in exact proportions to create a luxurious, rich yet very tasteful look, and the spotted artworks add chic to the spaces.
Sustainability was an important consideration in the renovation of Armadale Residence. Natural cross-ventilation and passive methods of cooling and heating have been incorporated into the design, as well as low-e glass and organic and low-VOC paints and glues.
The dining and living rooms are united, there's much light thanks to glazed walls and gorgeous furniture
Here's another living room with an integrated workspace, almost fully clad with natural textural wood
The master bedroom is very peaceful and comfy, and a brass door frame ties to the space to the home
