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“The kitchen looks onto the dining and living area with dark and calming shades of slate, lightened with bright wooden cabinetry.

“These spaces integrate seamlessly with a charming alfresco to make hosting and entertaining contained and fun for everyone, including the chef,” Mr Wilkinson said. The main hub of the home is the bright and spacious open-plan living, dining and kitchen area. Credit: Joel Barbitta /D-Max Photography. “A dual workspace lies across the passage from the theatre, meaning the heads of the home have their own contained space up front.” Camera Icon The dual workspace makes working from home easy. “The parents’ retreat at the front of the home includes the master bedroom with a wraparound ensuite,” Mr Wilkinson said. “This striking feature increases visibility and opens the flow of the home, with natural light pouring in from all directions.”Īllowing for space to grow and privacy, this feature wall separates the master and minor wings.

“On first entry, your eye will catch the most unique attribute of this design, a highlighted curved wall. “An amalgamation of rustic materials, fine finishes and a contemporary spin on practical layouts – the Mackenzie is a vision of sophistication with an edge. “The elevation of this home features shou sugi ban vertical cladding and timber cladding that has been burnt to bring out a more textured surface, softening the sharpness of the facade,” New Generation Homes Head of Design Pet­­er Wilkinson said.