This house in Milford mixes the trend separate rooms and mixes games, comfort and connection in every corner.
Sometimes families who plan a new home want separate zones for adults and children to give everyone their own space.
That was not the order for this house in the family in the North Shore suburb of Milford, says Michael Cooper by Michael Cooper Architects. It was exactly the opposite.
“Your requirements were an open layout with an open plan, the connectivity for the family and a strong focus on life outdoors,” he says.
“Your vision was to create inviting rooms in which the family gather and enjoy time.”
The design that is necessary to reflect your lifestyle, but also have areas for relaxation and quiet times.
Modern life was an important consideration. They wanted a contemporary house in the luxury family that combined slim surfaces with comfortable and functional living rooms.
“Living outdoors was particularly important for customers,” says Cooper.
They wanted a lively space, including a pool, gardens, a cozy fireplace and a golf that puts green for fun in the family.
“This emphasis on free time led to many design decisions and led to the concept of mixing indoor and outdoor areas,” he says.
Its design used glass sliding doors to create a transition between the two rooms and to flood the living areas indoors with natural light. This created a real feeling of space on the ground floor with high ceilings.
The facade is striking. In contrast to Abodo Cladding, the outside of the house formed concrete walls, which sets the scene for the luxurious and functional features when they enter the front door.
The owners wanted a sustainable life and solar collectors for energy efficiency, all of which are on foot from the village of Milford.
“They thought it was great how modern family life was integrated into a building with striking architectural features.” The result was in peace life in the family.
