Set in Northbridge, Sydney, this five-bedroom family home is defined by texture, repetition, and rhythm. Inspired by the façade’s intricate brickwork, the interiors continue this motif through tiled limestone battens that define and connect spaces, while herringbone timber floors bring warmth and softness throughout. The result is a home grounded in material harmony and crafted detail.

The design is a study in poetic modernism with elegant silhouettes bathed in natural light that sculpt each space. Dark walnut timbers, articulated vertically, establish a subtle rhythm, guiding the eye through generous, fluid interiors that flow seamlessly from living and dining areas to the outdoor alfresco. A restrained palette of Taj Mahal quartzite, microcement, and rich timber joinery creates a timeless and sculptural aesthetic, balancing refinement with warmth.

Throughout, every detail is carefully composed. In the kitchen, a sculptural island anchors the space, while in the ensuite, green Esmerelda quartzite and tumbled Botticino battens introduce depth and movement. Microcement walls provide a soft, continuous backdrop, and a curved skylight draws light across textured surfaces, revealing an elegant interplay of tone, shadow, and form. The home is tactile, layered, and quietly dramatic, a celebration of material honesty and timeless design.