Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 01 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 02 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 03 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 04 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 05 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 06 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 07 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 08 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 09 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 10 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 11 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 12 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 13 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 14 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 15 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 16 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 17 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 18 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 19 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 20 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 21 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 22 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 23 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 24 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 25 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 26 Lindfeild House Renovation Daniel Boddam Yellowtrace 27 Sydney architect Daniel Boddam has completed a full refurb of a 1980s house in the Upper North Shore suburb of Lindfield.“The original house was built in a faux-Georgian style”, says Bodam. “The clients wished to fully gut renovate the interior, making it more modern with a mid-century twist.”Playing up to the classical style, the design team refreshed the exterior of the house making it feel both current and timeless. The roof was replaced and streamlined with integrated photovoltaic cells. Doors and windows were upgraded to steel Crittall style with double glazing and ribbed glass for privacy.The ground floor layout was re-planned for a better flow, including the reduction of a three-car garage into, which provided space for a new cloakroom adjacent to the main entry. The existing staircase was replaced with one that ravels in the opposite direction, achieving a greater sense of arrival. The kitchen was repositioned adjacent wet areas, giving better continuity between living space and informal and formal dining.Within the interior, a feeling of calm simplicity has been created in the bedrooms on the first floor. The master bedroom features a custom green velvet bed, set against textured grey wallpaper and soft carpet underfoot. Layered and textured materials create a restful atmosphere.The master en-suite is an extension of the bedroom; the materials consist of rendered Marmarino plastered walls that give off a gentle lustre, combined with steel framed shower doors and green fish-scale tiles.All door heights were raised and new joinery aligned so the feeling of space and luxury was magnified through the proportions. [Images courtesy of Daniel Boddam. Photography by Pablo Veiga. Styling by Studio CD.] Share the love:FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPinterest Leave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Δ