Extending on the coastal narrative of its Mornington Peninsula locale, Mornington House is a light-drenched family duplex informed by multi-generational living within a contemporary beachside context.
With light and spatial optimisation as its touchstones, the home mediates between nostalgic domesticity and innovation. A timber clad facade gestures the weatherboards in the surrounding streetscape while inside soaring raked ceilings and a largely traditional layout reveals the familiarity of living areas downstairs and tertiary sleep spaces above.
Counterbalancing a clear nod to enduring Australian living patterns are a myriad of elements that propel the home into a future-focused relevance. A generosity of space allocated to areas that nurture rituals of self-care is evident. The primary bedroom is intentionally separated from others, located on the ground floor for convenience and privacy. Open-plan navigation and the considered placement of apertures promote light and air while seamless transitions are fostered through meticulously integrated joinery and operable glazing.
Mornington, Victoria
Residential, Duplex
Restored Building Co
sqm House
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