A Minimalist Melbourne Home Balances Hard Angles With Curves

Located in the Camberwell suburb of Melbourne, this family home houses a new design by InForm. The concept gives nod to the clients’ love of mid-century modern architecture, with a mix of minimalism and whimsy. The modern hard angles throughout are perfectly complemented with playful curves, resulting in a stylish and peaceful retreat for the young family.

InForm incorporated a soft palette of colors and materials that make for an eclectic yet cohesive design. In the living room, a curved sofa in a muted mauve color works alongside a neutral rug and rounded chair, while the coffee table features cylindrical legs that hold a square glass top.

Curved walls lead from the central hallway to the living room, kitchen, and dining room.

Pale oak floors ground the open living space, which looks out to the private outdoor area via floor-to-ceiling glass panels. Rounded back wood chairs are paired with an oval dining table, which complements the rounded edges of the kitchen island.

The simple white kitchen comes alive with brass accents shown in the banding at the top and bottom of the cabinets, appliance handles, and lighting.

Even the small lawn has rounded edges, breaking up the hard lines of the home’s exterior.

Breeze blocks filter natural light in during the day while at night sending the interior’s light through to the facade.

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Photos by Timothy Kaye.
Styling by Rebecca Vitartas.

Caroline Williamson is Editorial Director of Design Milk. She has a BFA in photography from SCAD and can usually be found searching for vintage wares, doing New York Times crossword puzzles in pen, or reworking playlists on Spotify.

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