For the owner-builder of the Henley Beach House, family is everything. Every detail of the stunning home is designed to further family living – but the innovative window and door systems steal the show.
In layering natural textural materials for this beachside home, Fiona Lynch has created an environment of absolute calm.
With its distinctive skillion roof, the design of this beach house on NSW’s south coast is inspired by the mid-century vernacular of not only the original building but nearby homes as well.
The triangular form of this coastal home emerges from nature, while timber and brick ground it to the site.
Located on a remote island off North Queensland, this simple one-bedroom beach house withstands the elements while being the perfect getaway pad.
Daniel Boddam Studio’s Villa Carlo is a masterful interplay of texture, shadow and restraint.
Corke Design Studio’s beachy getaway brings a distinctly Japanese aesthetic to The Great Ocean Road.
Down a sandy road on the Mornington Peninsula, Ola Studio's Franklin is a batten-clad beachside home that exudes tranquillity.
Layers of textural, desaturated and durable materials reference a coastal town's relaxed atmosphere.
Quinessentially light, bright and airy, coastal houses are amongst the most antipodean of residential typologies our regional vernacular has to offer.
