Referencing the steel-framed sheds of Dovecote’s working dairy farm, the Headland building features a striking black aluminum exterior.
In the cozy Range, large architectural copper shutters can be adjusted to different angles to control the natural sunlight, thanks to hydraulic cylinders found in the flooring.
Scandinavian-inspired furnishings and a hanging fireplace in the Headland’s living room gives way to views of the idyllic landscape.
With an operable façade, the Range’s minimal dining space opens on either side to allow air to flow through freely.
The Range’s plunge pool looks out over the pastures and rolling hills of Werri Beach.
In the Headland house, furnishings, including pieces from Sydney industrial designer Adam Goodrum, pair with floor-to-ceiling windows, some of which peek out to the Tasman Sea coast.
In the Headland house, furnishings, including pieces from Sydney industrial designer Adam Goodrum, pair with floor-to-ceiling windows, some of which peek out to the Tasman Sea coast.
In the Headland house, furnishings, including pieces from Sydney industrial designer Adam Goodrum, pair with floor-to-ceiling windows, some of which peek out to the Tasman Sea coast.
Dovecote’s outdoor spaces offer many perfect spots to take in 270-degree views of sunrises and sunsets, while water tanks collect rain water from the roof.
Timber walls and stone help merge the outside landscape with the houses’ interiors.
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