In this home there are many elements that stand out and will leave you in awe. From the illuminated bulkheads to the creatively designed feature walls, the property is full of accents that give it a unique character and personality.
According to the owner, the idea behind the design was “to have a spacious, comfortable family home with fluent living spaces, which ultimately cater to all the requirements of luxury living”.
The layout of the home sees the living spaces and bedrooms designed around a double-volume entrance atrium, which allows a connection between the groundfloor living areas and the first-floor bedrooms.
This story is from the July 2020 edition of SA Home Owner.
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