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Beethoven on the Bay

Interiors Houses Australia 2021-05-04

Embedded in the calming surrounds of Margaret River, Beethoven on the Bay is a multi-generational holiday home inspired by the coastal landscape. The home offers a central hub for the family to gather, complete with a warming fireplace, generous lounge and family dining area, with a quiet bedroom retreat nestled on the upper level.

Overlooking the garden and coast, the home connects occupants with Margaret River’s hardy bushland and rugged coastline, inspiring an eclectic and textural approach to materials – buoyed by the clients’ love of rich colours. Earthy stone, local timbers and hand-glazed tiles differentiate the home from typical beachfront properties – with no whitewash or bleached timbers in sight.

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