Burnley Residential Renovation by DX Architects

Burnley Residential Renovation is a modern single-family house located in Melbourne, Australia, designed in 2015 by DX Architects.

Open-plan living space with high ceilings, large windows, and modern furniture.
Bright, minimalist living room with high ceilings, large windows, and modern furniture.
A bright, modern living space with a vaulted ceiling, wooden floors, and a sleek kitchen.
Minimalist open-plan living with skylights, navy-blue cabinetry, and wooden dining set.
A modern, minimalist kitchen with sleek cabinets, pendant lights, and a wooden dining table.
Modern kitchen with sleek black cabinets, white island, and pendant lighting.
A modern kitchen with sleek black cabinetry, white countertops, and wooden floors.
Minimalist bathroom design with a vanity in natural wood tones, vessel sink, and recessed lighting.
Modern bathroom with minimalist floating vanity, vessel sink, and freestanding tub.
Modern glass-walled home with minimalist exterior, patio stairs, and warm interior lighting.

About Burnley Residential Renovation

Overview of the Burnley Residential Renovation

The Burnley Residential Renovation transformed a typical inner-city home by creating an open plan living area that seamlessly connects to the backyard. This layout allows easy flow and enhanced interaction between indoor and outdoor spaces.

Design Innovations and Features

As part of the renovation, workers installed a custom-made, industrial-style glass window that looks out onto the backyard, thereby integrating exterior and interior views. Additionally, the project incorporated a pitched roof with high-level windows and a sloping ceiling. Consequently, these features significantly increased the natural light reaching the home’s core, despite the tight city lot.

Interior Styling Details

Inside, the renovation showcased custom-painted black accents on door hardware and tap fittings, paired with oak timber engineered flooring. In the kitchen, designers used matt black and white door panels and a stylish island bench, complete with waterfall edge stone benchtops. Moreover, a mirrored splashback in the kitchen amplifies the light, making the center of the room bright and inviting.

Lighting and Functionality

Strategically placed pendant and wall lights define the various functional areas within the flexible open-plan space, enhancing the ambiance and usability of each section.

The construction phase of the Burnley Residential Renovation wrapped up in July 2015, marking the end of a successful update that brought a fresh, modern feel to a classic city dwelling.

Photography by Tatjana Plitt

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