Queenslander Architecture Reimagined by OH Architecture

The first thing you're going to notice is the scale. This could be the white TARDIS. Like a really big open vacuous space has actually been brought right back down to a lot of little moments within that space despite the fact that it's all open plan. So that double height void pulls light right through the center of the home and it's because it's filtered through the sheer curtains it softens everything. So you get the benefit of the height without it ever feeling harsh or overexposed. In terms of the living dining this is where the home really settles. The living and dining come together as one space but it's really grounded by the materials. We live in Queensland so the outdoor connection is one of the most important factors of all the homes that we live in and the transition here is done really well. It's a genuine extension of the living space and it's not just a separate zone. The pool, the seating, the dining it all feels very connected and importantly very private. What is great is that there are also these smaller moments throughout the home. Spaces that aren't trying to impress but they end up being the ones that you'll use the most. What this home does really well is balance the scale with livability. It's generous in volume but it feels easy to move throughout and easy to live in and that's not always easy to get right.