Re:Form House

Set within the bayside region of the Mornington Peninsula, this alteration to an existing family home was shaped by a vision to create a dynamic and highly adaptable environment capable of transitioning seamlessly between intimate daily routines and larger moments of gathering and entertaining. Designed around intergenerational living, the renovation focuses on bringing warmth, flexibility and a stronger sense of identity into the home through carefully considered spatial planning and materiality.

 

Previously defined by imbalanced proportions, the original entry sequence and adjoining living spaces were carefully reconfigured to establish greater balance, connection and generosity throughout the home. Kitchen, Dining and Lounge spaces now unfold as a continuous living environment that supports both quieter family rituals and larger social occasions.

 

Continuity throughout the project is reinforced through repeated materials and consistent detailing. Australian Oak timber flooring extends throughout the interior, while Tasmanian Oak veneer wraps joinery and kitchen elements in warmth and texture.