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Defined by its modern angles and layered facade, this three-storey home in one of Perth’s coastal suburbs is superbly presented with its grey and white marble feature stone, full height windows and frameless glass balustrades all designed to reflect the location and emphasise the ocean views. A variety of site challenges faced the Spadaccini team, not the least of which was the extensive limestone excavation and then having to retain by chemical injection to the

With a street frontage that implies a rugged sophistication, this coastal residence dominates a locale currently undergoing a long-overdue rejuvenation. The prime waterfront location deserved conscientious attention to the surrounding environment and prevailing weather conditions in conjunction with the ever-changing mood of the ocean panorama. The result… a home whose facade is at once sleek and stylish yet maintains a hint of elemental earthiness. With its broad horizontal strokes that highlight each storey complemented by

Blending innovative architectural style with an ever-increasing array of improved materials and technology, the Spadaccini team of craftsmen consistently present homes of distinction in the Perth metropolitan area, including this residence with its marble-clad edifice claiming pride-of-place in the streetscape. A complex project from the outset, the home unfolds over several levels to accommodate the fix-metre height difference from the front to the rear of the block. The distinctive render and marble combination is complemented

Kensington Design have created a classic and timeless limestone residence, with pitched tin roof and Juliet balcony, that perfectly compliments the existing buildings. This Fremantle home, built on a small subdivided lot of just 320 square metres, is adjoined to a heritage listed property. On entry the evident sophistication of the home’s interior is immediately on show. An elegant staircase sweeps upwards to the right, and the living room is seen through glazed doors. Travertine

This Buxton residence by Victorian Custom Home Builder Hedger Constructions won the 2011 Master Builders Regional Award for the Best Custom Home between $200,000 and $300,000. The owners lost their original home in the 2009 bushfires and their new residence reflects their values of sustainability and recycling. A soaring 4.7 metre scallion roof, plus an extensive mix of recycled ship-lapped ironbark. Shadow clad and corrugated iron, makes an eye-catching visual impact. Earthy tones connect with