Perched on the open terrace of the waterside Breezeway House, the sight of the waves rolling into Macmasters Beach can be enjoyed, which is just one engaging aspect of the design of this Australian home. Take away the joyful location close to a beautiful bluff that juts into the sea and this family home still has more than enough going for it, starting with its amazing curb appeal. Part suspended on decorative, yet super functional steel posts, clad in dark wood, and with an angular form that never settles on one particular line, the home is a thoughtful – not to mention luxurious – structure full of surprises.
Inside, the geometry continues to engage with plenty of sliding doors, crisscrossing beams, and built-in shelving and storage running in lines to distract the eye in multiple directions. Polished concrete, neutrals, and light wood offer the interior space a rustic, neutral edge. Glimpse the gallery for a look at our highlight of the Breezeway House by David Boyle Architect.
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Photography © Brett Boardman for David Boyle Architect