Wide floor boards are often associated with rustic, farmhouse and countryside styles, or contemporary, lofty warehouse apartment styles. The result of a close collaboration between architect John A. Clark and interior designer Lindy Priest, this project in the French-sounding classy suburb of Jolimont takes full advantage of the timeless beauty of our French oak wide boards, available in random length up to 4.8 metres. It instantly feels homely and from a league of its own, like true trend setting projects do. Please visit... and enjoy!
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Sunday, 9 September 2018
Thursday, 5 July 2018
Geometrical - feature roofs
Just recently, as well as over the last 10 years, we have completed a number of small roofs that are gathered here in a visual feast of your eyes only!
Many of these decorative roofs feature traditional terracotta shingles, in a heritage or weathered finish, that will only look better and better with the passing of time.
Another Pyramidal design, this time massive in proportion, and bright in colour.
An octagonal observatory on the fringe of the Dandenong Ranges
Many of these decorative roofs feature traditional terracotta shingles, in a heritage or weathered finish, that will only look better and better with the passing of time.
Another Pyramidal design, this time massive in proportion, and bright in colour.
The most exotic roof, right in the middle of Australia !
A pool cabana lends itself pretty well to a feature roof, especially with Unders-and-Overs Mediterranean curved tiles that are designed for low pitch roofs.
Here is a more intricate version, using Sable-Champagne "Normandie" shingles.
Your next very own and private gazebo is just a phone call away!
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