LONNY
Timber, stone and daylight resolved as one calm coastal home.
This Point Lonsdale project brings together natural stone, continuous timber lining and carefully controlled daylight. A restrained street elevation conceals a richly detailed interior organised along a long, skylit living spine and opening to a protected rear courtyard.
Key features
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Vertical timber street frontage with a concealed garage door
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Natural stone walls carried through exterior and interior spaces
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Continuous timber lining across floors, walls and ceilings
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Long skylit kitchen and living spine with high-level glazing
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Dark integrated kitchen joinery and a freestanding island bench
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Stone fireplace anchoring the living area
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Sheltered rear courtyard connected by full-height sliding doors
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Timber-lined bedroom and carefully detailed bathroom joinery
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A calm coastal home, rich in natural materials
From the street, vertical timber screening and a concealed garage door sit between dark parapet forms and substantial stone walls. Mature coastal trees soften the composition and frame a recessed timber entry.
Inside, timber boards continue across floors, walls and ceilings, while stone elements form solid visual anchors. High-level glazing and rooflights draw daylight deep into the plan, and the kitchen is treated as part of the architecture rather than as a separate fitted object.
At the rear, full-height sliding doors open the living and dining spaces to a sheltered timber deck. The courtyard brings the project’s key materials—stone, timber, dark metal and glass—together in one connected indoor–outdoor space.
