Lattice House is a contemporary extension which grows naturally from the character of the original heritage brick dwelling. The project centres on material continuity, using the existing brickwork as the foundation for a cohesive architectural language that unfolds from front to rear.

A new brick addition anchors the home within its garden, defined by deep reveals, a north facing lattice screen and sculpted brick steps that shape a generous alfresco terrace. Inside, the brick palette continues through the circulation spine, with brick paving guiding movement between the restored heritage spaces and the contemporary living zones.

Within the extension, soft curves, crafted timber joinery and a restrained material palette create calm, thoughtfully composed interiors. The living and dining areas are framed by integrated seating, curved forms and natural timber. The kitchen is composed of sculptural timber elements, including an open pantry with a curved entrance that softens transitions and reinforces spatial flow.

Bathrooms throughout the home reinterpret the project’s material story in distinct ways. The main family bathroom and powder room draw directly from the brick palette, layering terracotta tiles and textured surfaces to create a grounded, cohesive interior. In contrast, the ensuite adopts a cooler tone with green stone surfaces and natural daylight forming a tranquil, immersive retreat that stands apart from the broader palette.

Lattice House balances respect for the existing home with a contemporary expression of form, texture and crafted detail. The architecture forges a clear and continuous relationship between old and new, offering spaces that feel connected, resolved and refined.

Construction time: 10 months.