Therese Carrodus以设计熔铸时间

Full Of Grace Interiors

Bondi Terrace

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原始建筑没有明显的特色，现有的配置不全面，内部缺乏个性。设计师将目标瞄准室内，满足业主不断增长的需求，并反映家乡墨尔本的传统特色。

There was nothing explicitly ‘wrong’ with this Bondi terrace, but its existing configuration was awkward, and the interiors lacked identity.Turning to Full Of Grace Interiors, the owners requested a home that better accommodated the needs of their growing family, and reflected their Melbourne heritage. 

室内设计师Therese Carrodus：“重新布局，从底层空间开始，设计了起居和用餐区，增加了娱乐室、新浴室、洗衣房和客房。”

‘The original ground floor comprised numerous dead spaces, so the layout was reconfigured to introduce both informal and formal living and dining areas, with the addition of a rumpus room, a new bathroom, laundry, and guest bedroom,’ explains Therese Carrodus, interior designer and owner of Full Of Grace Interiors. 

The interiors draw on Melbourne design sensibilities both in their look and feel, allowing the clients to recreate cosy dinners previously spent in Melbourne, around an open fire. The dining room with its original Victorian fireplace captures this intent with its sumptuous built-in banquette seating, black timber detailing, fluted glass and subdued blue palette reminiscent of a Melbourne restaurant aesthetic.

其他空间光线充足，轻松，象征着墨尔本的海滨环境。开放式厨房和起居区令人耳目一新，从后花园引入自然光，而浴室和娱乐室则展示了俏皮而精致的珊瑚色调。冰绿色的厨房大理石和客房的深红色天鹅绒窗帘形成强烈的视觉冲击。

Other spaces are light-filled and more relaxed, indicative of the home’s beachside setting. For example, the open-plan kitchen and living area is a refreshingly bright haven introducing natural light from the rear garden, while the bathroom and rumpus room showcases playful yet sophisticated blush hues (Dulux Basic Coral among them). There’s also dramatic moments facilitated in the ice green kitchen marble, and deep red deep-crimson velvet curtains in the guest bedroom.

“我还想通过从阳光普照的后花园吸收自然光，并参考当地和气候选择轻松朴素的色调。我喜欢每个房间都有自己的味道。”

‘I also wanted to reference the Bondi locale and climate by drawing in the natural light from the sun drenched rear garden and by selecting a palette that is relaxed and unpretentious,’ says Therese. ‘I like that each of the rooms has its own flavour.’