Heritage Terrace by BJB Architects
Redesigned by BJB Architects and Heather Sheen, Heritage Terrace is a beautiful single-family house located in North Sydney, Australia.
About Heritage Terrace
Heritage Terrace: A Symphony of Style and History
At the heart of North Sydney, Heritage Terrace emerges as a masterpiece of BJB Architects and Heather Sheen, where the past and present dance in perfect harmony. Unveiled in 2018, this house embodies a contemporary aesthetic, resonating with the echoes of its storied legacy.
A Timeless Welcome: The Exterior
The residence greets visitors with a grand exterior, where classic ironwork and verdant gardens captivate at first glance. The terrace, wrapped in historical splendor, invites one into a realm where heritage features are revived with finesse.
The Heart of the Home: Living Room and Kitchen
Inside, the living room’s open design seamlessly converges with the kitchen, creating an expansive space for living and entertaining. Period fireplaces echo the home’s origins, while contemporary fittings underscore its modern functionality.
A Journey Through Time: The Hallway
Transitioning through the hallway, walls adorned with floral wallpaper tell tales of yesteryear, leading to private sanctuaries above.
Intimate Elegance: The Bedrooms
The first bedroom whispers tranquility with its muted tones and abundant daylight. Contrastingly, the second bedroom makes a bold statement with dark colors and rich fabrics, crafting a cocoon of contemporary luxury.
A Nod to Nostalgia: The Cellar
Descending into the cellar, one discovers a space where history permeates through exposed brick and a rustic chandelier, setting a stage for memorable gatherings.
Rejuvenation in White: The Bathroom
The bathroom serves as a sanctuary, where a vintage clawfoot tub and pristine tiles offer a serene escape, marrying old-world charm with the purity of modern design.
Heritage Terrace stands proudly as a home where every corner is curated with love, every detail meticulously crafted, ensuring its legacy endures for generations.
Photography courtesy of BJB Architects
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- by Matt Watts
