Beaconsfield Parade House by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects is a thoughtful extension of a heritage home, designed to bring three generations together while still allowing space for retreat and independence.
The original residence retains its more formal, intimate rooms, while the contemporary addition opens into generous shared living spaces connected to the garden. A mostly monochromatic palette is softened through timber, curved detailing and polished concrete, creating a home that feels calm, robust and beautifully suited to family life.
Featured within the home, Looms' Linen Bath Towel introduces a natural, tactile layer. Its understated texture complements the restrained material palette, adding softness and warmth to the home's considered balance of old and new.
Architecture & Interior Design: Jackson Clements Burrows Architects
Build: Belair Builders
Landscape Design: Renata Fairhall Garden Designs
Featuring: Loom Atelier — Linen Bath Towel
