MAIN BEDROOMThe subtle texture of
Phillip Jeffries ‘Manila Hemp’ wallpaper
from The Textile Company is a softening
touch. Alex bedhead, H+J Furniture.
Oly ‘Robert’ bedside table, Coco
Republic.Arteriors ‘Keelan’ table lamp,
Boyd Blue.DININGThe indoor/outdoor
connection design allows plenty of room
for entertaining. Pendant lights, Boyd
Blue. Dining table, MCM House. Dining
chairs, Coco Republic. Rug, Bayliss.the ever-changing landscape outside. The dining area is a case in
point: velvet-upholstered dining chairs, teamed with hand-carved
timber pendant lights, create a sense of drama, against a backdrop
of deliberately neutral finishes – light oak and driftwood-toned timbers,
marble, sisal and crisp white walls. “The house has sweeping views
over a nearby valley,” says Lily. “We wanted to capture that feeling
inside by creating interior spaces that flow gracefully from one to
another and by using the same colour palette.”
The result is a very comfortable and practical family home, onethat uses traditional architectural forms in contemporary ways,
responding to 21 st-century preferences for indoor-outdoor living,
says Walter. And thanks to Lily’s deft touch on the interior, it is a
wonderfully inviting and calming place to spend time in, with
unexpected elements that excite the senses. A home the family
delights in every day. >
Walter Barda Design,Sydney, NSW; (02) 9264 4240 or
http://www.walterbardadesign.com.au.Coco Republic Interior Design,
Alexandria, NSW; (02) 9438 4263 or cocorepublic.com.au.