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BooBoos logos + partner product displays

This is me

Assisi. A tourist mecca, not that you would know it from this picture.

A colourful card for the love of my life

Mall entry

New feature pendants + feature wallpaper

A selection of House 2067 timbers that have been milled

2013 – House of Origin in review

Plasterboards – Abstract Assemblages

Revised laundry layout as determined by the actual site conditions of the existing render

So many old and brittle tiles. Such a shame there is no chance to re-use them

Retained rear yard and side path to new internal deck area

We are being very careful with the removal of door frames etc so that we can reinstate them in their correct and original locations.

The Pantheon is probably the most moving architectural experience I have ever had. I was profoundly moved by the simplicity and clarity of the space and even though the room was full of people, I felt like I was still able to full appreciate the space.

This is the original timber decking which we removed a few weeks back. It appears that this deck was built at the same time as the house, which means these boards of which there are about 50m2, has had 90 odd years to season.

The board can be used for lots of things cutting, resting etc, or indeed just be a nice looking object in the centre of the table.

Here is a whole set of boards getting their final touch-ups before getting their light sanding and finishing. Very satisfying and if it wasn’t so cold in the shed in Katoomba, maybe I would have stood around with a beer admiring my work…

The Abacus board finds a home in the washing up rack. (Please don’t soak!! :)

Plaster cornices

One set of blue and one set of the purple RSVP envelopes.

Final Design – External Perspectives

Reused hardwood bearers, set-down for the new cantilevered deck

A pair of large, green compositions cut up into tags

The starting bits of some red tags

Get in there and seal them up

Always Alternatives – Kitchens 101

Posted by houseoforigin on August 5, 2013 · Leave a Comment

I am currently renting a really beautiful shop-top apartment within walking distance from one of Sydney’s most beautiful beaches. We love living here for the lifestyle, the amenities and the flat is exactly suited to our purposes. However, some work was recently needed to upgrade the kitchen to bring it up from 1980’s chip-board standard. … Continue reading →

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