THE VILLA BY LAHAUS
Photography: Meghan Plowman estliving.com Tuesday November 26, 2019Interior design studio LAHAUS revive an architecturally-significant, four-bedroom home in Perth.
A MODERN RENOVATION OF COTTESLOE BEACH HOUSE
Photography: Jody D'Arcy Inside Out Magazine Monday August 5, 2019
A major white-out has given this renovated 1920s home a strong Northern European feel but it’s still as Australian as Cottesloe Beach.
A MODERN HOME IN PEPPERMINT GROVE
Photography: Meghan Plowman Inside Out Magazine Monday June 17, 2019
Tucked away in Perth's leafy Peppermint Grove, they raised their two children in the single-level house, which is walking distance to a golden-sand beach and peppermint tree-lined river. But when their children grew up and their son moved interstate, the much-loved home no longer suited their needs.
INTRODUCING DESIGN STABLES
Picture: Angelita Bonetti Lucy Feagins, The Design Files Tuesday January 16, 2018“COLLABORATION. It’s a bit of a buzzword right? A lot of people talking about it… but, how many businesses really put genuine collaboration at the heart of their practice?
Design Stables is one creative collective that really walks the talk. Based in Perth, this diverse group of eight small design studios have come together with a common belief in the power of collaboration.
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DESIGN IDEAS FOR STUNNING PERTH KITCHENS
Doubleview project - LAHAUS & Camstruct. Picture: Susan Young Cy Clayton, The West Australian“The (home) ... combines an honest palette of materials utilising compressed sheet, natural timbers and commercial aluminium window profiles,” Lara Staunton, of design studio Lahaus, said of the Doubleview project, which was built by Camstruct. “The dark-timber cabinetry, natural timber flooring and feature pendant lights beautifully complement the home’s architectural qualities.”
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FALL IN LOVE WITH THESE PERTH ROOFTOP GARDENS
Doubleview project - LAHAUS & Camstruct. Picture: Susan Young Cy Clayton, The West Australian
“The residential design codes are changing with the intent to reduce urban sprawl in Perth and create higher-density housing,” Ms Staunton says. “We are seeing smaller blocks that need higher consideration for their layout, functionality and land/block efficiency. WA designers are thinking differently about space and the structures of a building.”
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