Restoring the historic character and architectural balance of an Interwar bungalow

This previously modified Interwar bungalow had lost much of the character that made the original house special.

The project provided an opportunity to undo some of those changes and bring the architecture back into balance. The large gabled balcony was removed and the original entrance and verandah reinstated, restoring a stronger relationship between the house and the streetscape.

Inside, the home was redesigned around a clean and practical layout, with natural materials and a soft, relaxed palette. Timber dado rails, wall panelling and carefully selected internal doors reintroduce details that feel at home within the character of the original house.

The result is a home that respects its history while feeling comfortable and contemporary for today's family.

Architecture, Interior Architecture & Interior Design: Hampton Architecture

Builder: Revolution Building & Construction

“Adam and his team always create high quality drawings that encapsulate the needs of their clients in a beautifully modern, stylish and considered way.”

Revolution Building & Construction

“A pleasure to work with, we have built a strong relationship with Hampton Architecture over a wide variety of builds, which have proved their flexibility, high quality work and professionalism from start to finish.”

Revolution Building & Construction

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