A flowing and spacious floor plan for entertaining
The Santorini residence has a light and airy feel, with flowing spaces that are suited to both airy coastal living and earthy inland areas.
A modest 16.5m wide design that’s suited to 18m block widths, the design's built-in adaptability enables the spaces to change to meet the changing demands of the family who choose to make this their home.
The ground floor seamlessly interweaves three practical zones. A guest area for long stays, a home office and a spacious area for entertaining that brings the outside in, with an internal courtyard that provides an abundance of natural light.
The first floor boasts three clear areas for younger or older children, each with its own bathrooms and ensuites. Privacy meets connection, with the kids’ zones linked to the spacious main bedroom by a hallway bridge that overlooks the ground floor courtyard and foyer atrium.
Cross the bridge into your very own parents' sanctuary; a main bedroom with a private balcony, an oversized walk-in robe, and a resort-style ensuite which gives the space a sense of calm and tranquillity.
The plan evokes the feeling of being on eternal holiday, with a celebration of light and airflow and organic spaces where functional outdoors meets beautiful interiors for a relaxed way of living.
Design Inspiration
The Santorini is a romantic residence that goes beyond the classic Greek blue and white colour scheme and instead channels the essence of the Mediterranean's neutral colour palette, the rugged charm of European shores and life under the sun.
Maddie Kidd, a Senior Interior Designer at Hall & Hart, discusses the source of inspiration and hallmark characteristics of Mediterranean design and shares her insight into why Australians are falling in love with this romantic European aesthetic.
