An Architect's Own Minimalist Home (House Tour)

From Selzer Design Studio’s renovation of an Edwardian dwelling emerges Armadale House, a bright minimalist home firmly connected to the outdoors. Situated in Victoria’s leafy suburb of Armadale, Armadale House is a single-fronted weatherboard residence. Selzer Design Studio ensures that the minimalist home retains its appearance as a single-storey house, despite the renovation making it a double storey volume. Internally, Selzer Design Studio focuses their efforts on crafting a soft and light-filled interior landscape within the minimalist home. In the bedroom, lightweight linen bedsheets interact with the coarse fabric of the bed upholstery and the velvety texture of the rug beneath. The remainder of Armadale House reinforces its status as a lesson in renovation. In consideration of the building’s heritage, Selzer Design Studio preserves the traditional Edwardian architraves. Floor-to-ceiling glazing at the rear of the property enable the minimalist home to embrace its natural, external environment. Armadale House stands as a successful reimagination of the building of old. Opening the minimalist home to its surroundings, Selzer Design Studio improves the standard of the residential experience. 00:00 - The Local Project Print Publication 00:10 - Introduction to the Minimalist Home 01:23 - The Street Front 01:37 - Renovating and Preserving the Original Home 01:58 - Entering the Minimalist Home 02:18 - The Main Bedroom and Ensuite 03:22 - A Tour of the Renovated...