In terms of its architecture and now its design, this Claremont home spans over a hundred years from the early 1900s to a vibrant contemporary present. The front of the house retains its original Federation architecture and interior details, including restored lead windows and an elegantly proportioned hallway. Then the home opens up into a light, airy modern rear extension that offers a comfortable family space for relaxation and entertaining.
The entrance hall’s honey-coloured timber flooring, flowing through to the polished concrete and expansive outlook of the home’s rear spaces, achieves a smooth transition from traditional to modern and from indoor to outdoor living.
