Nestled into its regional landscape, House A draws inspiration from the natural rhythm of the Australian countryside — soft curves, enduring textures, and a quiet harmony between built form and open space.

This thoughtful 3-bedroom sanctuary unfolds along a central corridor, guiding natural light from a gallery entry through connected living zones to lush, integrated outdoor realms. Muted beige palettes, polished concrete floors, and textured finishes create timeless warmth, while timber cladding and light vertical seams lend subtle sophistication to the curated façade.

Designed for effortless living, the home features a walk-through mudroom/laundry, generous walk-in pantry, double garage, northern orientation for natural light and cross ventilation, skylights, and curved architectural gestures that soften transitions. The master suite offers a private retreat with walk-in robe and ensuite.

Outside, the home breathes with its landscape — native plantings, feature gardens, cobblestone and stone paving, integrated shading structures, and a serene pool area anchored by an outdoor fireplace and expansive entertaining spaces.

House A is a seamless extension of the land — a quiet, high-performing sanctuary where architecture and nature meet in perfect balance.

Architect: Raw Process Design
Landscape Architect: ALDA
Architectural lighting: Integral Lighting

Renders: RP+A