Tamarama House
Engagement was the keyword from the project's inception. An emphasis on weight and substance was paramount, which led to the home's transformation from a bland structure into a robust, anchored space that resonates with personality. (Flack)
Working with fine detail to every millimetre, there was no room for error.
FLOS, Nocturnal, Articolo Lighting, Carbon ZETR powerpoints and fourteen different vintage lights were installed throughout the project, not to mention the numerous commissioned neon artworks by the likes of Nell and Rod McLeish.
The house was originally controlled by Clipsal CBUS, so we kept the backbone of that system to minimise cost and added Control4 so the entire house could be controlled from one centralised platform, integrating audio, security, intercom, AC, pool and blinds.
Sonance invisible speakers were installed in multiple areas for discreet audio, and a Future Automation drop-down TV lift was installed in the master bedroom for an uninterrupted view of the ocean.
This project was truly something else. Pictures speak louder than words.
The work
