Ancient Residence with Transparent Materials

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Amazing geometrical result appropriately for house construction designed by Melbourne architect Andrew Maynard draw full the attractive residence. Ontological purposes give easier air circulation through traditional shingle wood structure. Modern design visible from attractive color, very soft flaws from the texture materials. Simple residence looks very exotic.

Long lounge made for very comfortable space combined with dark long sofa blends to with kitchen beside it. Wooden attractive wall combined soft color furniture make some contrast interiors. Staircase lay in the corner space; it is flexible house with no empty space left away. Look to the staircase! Small cupboard for equipment storage, very useful constructed place. Spa room provide from red wall bathroom. The light entered through smooth schema proven from its glass panels, transparent materials around.

Kitchen has two chimneys above the stove, good air circulation residence. Private room on the up stair decorates antiquely, extremely beautiful with traditional chair. You can see all activities in from this place. Pools placed in the middle of house with has very open space design, small glass roof decorates very amazing. Ancient mansion yet modern but look very exotic.

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