Who says you’re not allowed to touch curves until you’re middle aged? This person obviously hasn’t met Clare Cousins. Either that or Clare Cousins has really good genes.This deliciously curvaceous brick house she designed for her own family is stunning both inside and out. A rounded motif is repeated throughout, beginning with the grand gesture of the undulating upper level and revealing itself again in the interior detailing, such as the rounded brick nib walls. There’s control in the use of curved geometry and it never risks being gimmicky.It’s architectural and sophisticated but simultaneously playful and relaxed. It’s the kind of space where a pile of kiddy toys isn’t going to stain the architectural intent.Want to know a crazy fact? She completed the house within two weeks of giving birth to her second child. Superwoman or what? New life goal. Become Clare Cousins.–Ella.[Images courtesy of Clare Cousins. Photography by Shannon McGrath.]Share the love:FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPinterest 10 Responses Kim October 2, 2012 Visually stunning. What a beautiful example of today’s housing….a modern home. love love love! Reply Chelsea Hing October 2, 2012 Well done Clare, what an amazing house, This is the first time I’ve seen so many fabulous images. Its so well designed, so well shot, just gorgeous. Great work! Reply Gill October 2, 2012 I LOVE this beautiful home, Clare has done an amazing job. She is a standout amongst Melbourne’s many wonderful architects. Reply Lauren October 2, 2012 Absolutely gorgeous interior details, beautiful materials and forms, full of personality and as you say Ella not gimmicky in the slightest. I die. Reply Margie October 2, 2012 those dark bricks are AMAZING!! I really love face brick when done beautifully – just like this. Congrats Clare, I am in awe. Reply angelavsquez October 2, 2012 a beautiful home, love the interiors, very clean colors with a yellow tip. outside the house was a little strange for me at the begining. but now I think it’s great. have a look at the new products, google it! bocadolobo images – gold products Reply ds October 11, 2012 great home! where is the wooden table from? Reply The Hotel Project #1. | Worst house best street March 13, 2013 […] yellowtrace.com.au via Emma on […] Reply Mahesh Chinna November 20, 2013 Nice post good information in this post thanks for sharing. Reply Flinders Lane Apartment by Clare Cousins Architects | Yellowtrace. July 1, 2014 […] Related Posts: Brick House by Clare Cousins. […] ReplyLeave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Δ
Kim October 2, 2012 Visually stunning. What a beautiful example of today’s housing….a modern home. love love love! Reply
Chelsea Hing October 2, 2012 Well done Clare, what an amazing house, This is the first time I’ve seen so many fabulous images. Its so well designed, so well shot, just gorgeous. Great work! Reply
Gill October 2, 2012 I LOVE this beautiful home, Clare has done an amazing job. She is a standout amongst Melbourne’s many wonderful architects. Reply
Lauren October 2, 2012 Absolutely gorgeous interior details, beautiful materials and forms, full of personality and as you say Ella not gimmicky in the slightest. I die. Reply
Margie October 2, 2012 those dark bricks are AMAZING!! I really love face brick when done beautifully – just like this. Congrats Clare, I am in awe. Reply
angelavsquez October 2, 2012 a beautiful home, love the interiors, very clean colors with a yellow tip. outside the house was a little strange for me at the begining. but now I think it’s great. have a look at the new products, google it! bocadolobo images – gold products Reply
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