Lily
Originally a modest workers cottage in Mitchelton, this home has been transformed into a thoughtfully planned family residence that centres daily living around the outdoors. The works include a careful renovation of the original cottage, complemented by a contemporary rear extension that seamlessly connects to a new pool, entertaining deck and backyard.
Despite its compact footprint, the design maximises every square metre to create a home that feels generous, functional and full of character. Large openings on all sides of the living spaces encourage natural light, cross ventilation and a strong connection to the outdoors, creating an inviting home perfectly suited to relaxed Queensland living.
Curated Insights
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