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This copy is just an example..... and attention to detail perfectly aligned with the vision that the talented team at Randell Design Group had for this remarkable replacement home, situated in a prime spot along the southern coast.
The result? A stunning fumed oak front door for an awe-inspiring residence that seamlessly marries elegance and functionality.
With its refined aesthetics and attention to functionality, the front door enhances the home's curb appeal and creates a lasting impression, setting the stage for the inspirational living experience that awaits within.
Door details:
Door design: Milano V
Door material: fumed oak
Handle option: BZ3
Architects & Interior Designers: Randell Design Group
Builder: LGM Developments
UF: This is just placeholder copy?
ED: The aspiration for the garage space was to feel like a showroom connected to the house. It needed to be visible and easily accessible internally, but still maintain privacy from outside.
Externally I aimed for a garage entrance that is minimal and understated. The front oak and glass gable and porch (designed by someone else) of the house are dominant and the new external staircase enhances the grandeur.
The garage wall frames and enhances the courtyard feel. For me the beauty is in the simplicity of the oak garage door against the white render.
The garage is a continuation of the house. The space is visible from the golf simulation study via a minimal fire rated glass partition, we have ample natural light, delicate lighting scheme and resin flooring.
UF: This is just place holder copy?
ED: The aspiration for the garage space was to feel like a showroom connected to the house. It needed to be visible and easily accessible internally, but still maintain privacy from outside.
Externally I aimed for a garage entrance that is minimal and understated. The front oak and glass gable and porch (designed by someone else) of the house are dominant and the new external staircase enhances the grandeur.
The garage wall frames and enhances the courtyard feel. For me the beauty is in the simplicity of the oak garage door against the white render.
The garage is a continuation of the house. The space is visible from the golf simulation study via a minimal fire rated glass partition, we have ample natural light, delicate lighting scheme and resin flooring.
