House in Melbourne by Tom Robertson Architects

House in Melbourne, Australia, is an inspiring single family dwelling redesigned and extended by Tom Robertson Architects.

Contemporary living room with large windows and minimalist decor.
Two people in a modern living room with minimalist decor.
Sleek kitchen with white marble island and minimalist design.
Minimalist kitchen with turquoise bubble chandelier and large island.
Modern hallway with textured floor leading to a patio with mountain view.
Minimalist room with fireplace, floating shelves, and ornate ceiling moldings.
Minimalist bathroom with white walls, grey floor, and large window.
White single-story home with symmetrical design and veranda, flanked by gardens
Contemporary home patio with sleek glass doors and minimalist design.
Modern house with large windows overlooking a swimming pool at dusk.

About House in Melbourne

Nestled in the heart of Melbourne, Australia, the “House in Melbourne,” designed by Tom Robertson Architects in 2018, stands as a testament to modern architecture’s precision and grace. With its sophisticated design and strategic use of space, this house is a modern marvel that exemplifies contemporary living.

Elegant Exterior

Upon approach, the House in Melbourne greets with a serene façade that blends classic charm with modern lines. The juxtaposition of the heritage frontage with a sleek, new extension invites intrigue. Verdant landscaping frames the home, offering a prelude to the design harmony within.

Modern Living Unfolds

Transitioning indoors, the open-plan living area bathes in natural light, with stark white walls and high ceilings amplifying the spaciousness. The minimalist aesthetic, punctuated by a modular sofa and a sleek entertainment unit, sets a tone of understated luxury.

Adjacent, the kitchen embodies modern functionality, featuring marble countertops and white cabinetry. It’s a culinary haven, where the large island becomes a gathering point for guests, blending the act of cooking with social interaction.

Intimate Interiors

The bathroom continues the theme of clean lines and uncluttered space, with a floating vanity and glass shower enclosure enhancing the sense of openness. The bedroom, with its elegant fireplace and open shelving, combines comfort with the architectural character.

Each room, from the tranquil bedroom to the vibrant kitchen, showcases Tom Robertson Architects’ dedication to creating a cohesive narrative within the home, blending the old with the new, the intimate with the expansive. House in Melbourne isn’t just a structure; it’s a modern sanctuary that celebrates the fusion of form and function.

Photography by Jack Love

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- by Matt Watts

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