Being a now retired builder in Melbourne Australia (originally from uk ) that home is spectacular inside and unusually different from the exterior no quirky roof lines to give you future headaches ,I like this home a lot
@@ianrobson3713 well, some love a minimalistic interior others go wood galore American others British floral etc. something for everyone. I've seen worse, but the floorplan is quite good even though it's stupid there is no hall with an extra door - if you enter the house, you lose a lot of energy/heat...
@@AMK190768 it’s difficult to add character to vast open spaces and minimalist styles don’t help. As you say some like this others like that, so identifying a”design fault” if that’s what it is, can only be subjective. I was expecting more from the interior having seen the exterior which has plenty of kerb appeal, for me. I think designers can get away with more clutter when there’s oodles of space. If I can use the analogy of a large rectangular lawn. It’s can be neatly mowed, straight or diagonal lines, perimeter borders, or it can be divided, clumps of bushes trees, breaking up spaces, hiding what’s behind, around the corner. Then the garden, for me, becomes interesting. This house for me was not so much minimalist than predictable so if I was lucky enough to have it as my home, I’d need to do more with textures and colours as well as divide and hide
@@ianrobson3713 might want to keep in mind that a lot (loads) of houses are staged. This could be one of them. Because most people are useless at imagining how a space can be ideally furnished and look really appealing.
@@AMK190768 a good point to make and I have to agree this seems to be the way with this property. Ironically despite my criticism I prefer this staging as I think I’d be lost walking around an empty room wondering what I would do. I don’t have any interior design talent, all my opinions come from seeing how others do things and it’s easy to criticise. More difficult to actually do it oneself.
Eu simplesmente fiquei maluco com a falta de centralização entre o portão e o galpão me deu um toc tão grande que eu não consigo assistir mais o vídeo desculpa.
Modern ,spectacular, stunning, all credit to design team and builder.
Being a now retired builder in Melbourne Australia (originally from uk ) that home is spectacular inside and unusually different from the exterior no quirky roof lines to give you future headaches ,I like this home a lot
Spectacular
perfectly stunning......wish to see a more detailed video piece.
Spectacular, beautiful, perfection... one of the best houses in a very long time!
One of the coldest uninspiring interiors I’ve seen in a very long time
@@ianrobson3713 well, some love a minimalistic interior others go wood galore American others British floral etc. something for everyone. I've seen worse, but the floorplan is quite good even though it's stupid there is no hall with an extra door - if you enter the house, you lose a lot of energy/heat...
@@AMK190768 it’s difficult to add character to vast open spaces and minimalist styles don’t help. As you say some like this others like that, so identifying a”design fault” if that’s what it is, can only be subjective. I was expecting more from the interior having seen the exterior which has plenty of kerb appeal, for me. I think designers can get away with more clutter when there’s oodles of space. If I can use the analogy of a large rectangular lawn. It’s can be neatly mowed, straight or diagonal lines, perimeter borders, or it can be divided, clumps of bushes trees, breaking up spaces, hiding what’s behind, around the corner. Then the garden, for me, becomes interesting. This house for me was not so much minimalist than predictable so if I was lucky enough to have it as my home, I’d need to do more with textures and colours as well as divide and hide
@@ianrobson3713 might want to keep in mind that a lot (loads) of houses are staged. This could be one of them. Because most people are useless at imagining how a space can be ideally furnished and look really appealing.
@@AMK190768 a good point to make and I have to agree this seems to be the way with this property. Ironically despite my criticism I prefer this staging as I think I’d be lost walking around an empty room wondering what I would do. I don’t have any interior design talent, all my opinions come from seeing how others do things and it’s easy to criticise. More difficult to actually do it oneself.
Stunning
wow love it
LOVE
Love
Perfection!
Very nice
Super home
Was you born in a barn? (shut the door you're letting the heat out) Glad to see the front door area has extra doors to act as a wind break.
Smart Barn.
Eu simplesmente fiquei maluco com a falta de centralização entre o portão e o galpão me deu um toc tão grande que eu não consigo assistir mais o vídeo desculpa.
liked the exterior but interior not so much....:(