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They took a “dying art” and made it feel timeless with that staircase. The stone is lovely. I admire how the pops of color are fun yet cohesive. A cozy family home indeed!
I love seeing work by Luigi Rosselli. His creations always walk this very fine line between being retro and modern. It's not a particular time period he recreates but rather his own blend of the 1960s and 1970s and he mixes in 2020s too. It's unique and instantly recognizable. And it's not even my atheistic but I still very much appreciate it.
oh my god!!! I think this is my favourite project from this channel. It feels so homey, so lovely, and you can really see the love that was poured into every detail. I absolutely adore designs that show multiplicity; a home can be beautiful and portray art, while being practical and welcoming. I fall more and more in love with australian architecture by the day. Thank you for showing the world this amazing home!!
Es una casa atemporal que suma lo mejor de cada época vivida. Llena de recuerdos y abierta a nueva vida, muestra calidez, calidad y cariño en el detalle, sobria pero no aburrida, está muy bien cuidada y acabada. Gracias por la sería y provechosa realización.
@@mrvk39 true. But there's a big disconnect from the exterior of the house and.the interior. Sure, they're blending the new and old part of the house, but you gotta admit, that sunken living room sticks out like a major flashback.
We hope you enjoyed the beautiful heritage of Hearth in the Well by Luigi Rosselli Architects. For more of the latest and greatest in architecture, interior design and house tours, make sure to subscribe to our tri-annual hardcopy print publication - thelocalproject.com.au/subscribe
They took a “dying art” and made it feel timeless with that staircase. The stone is lovely. I admire how the pops of color are fun yet cohesive. A cozy family home indeed!
I love seeing work by Luigi Rosselli. His creations always walk this very fine line between being retro and modern. It's not a particular time period he recreates but rather his own blend of the 1960s and 1970s and he mixes in 2020s too. It's unique and instantly recognizable. And it's not even my atheistic but I still very much appreciate it.
Not too often do I see a rectangular house with so many beautiful intricacies.
Just lovely… never thought I could love stairs 😂 but every thing is so well put together… exquisite ❤
protect Luigi Rosselli at all costs
oh my god!!! I think this is my favourite project from this channel. It feels so homey, so lovely, and you can really see the love that was poured into every detail. I absolutely adore designs that show multiplicity; a home can be beautiful and portray art, while being practical and welcoming. I fall more and more in love with australian architecture by the day. Thank you for showing the world this amazing home!!
Glad you enjoy it!
Luigi’s designs always calm practical don’t try too hard yet absolutely beautiful 🤩👏👏👏
Wow, the staircase is work of art. An amazing result and so beautifully captured as always. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Stunning!
Absolutely stunning! Love the kitchen and sunken living room floors. What a wonderful place to call home. Nice done Luigi and Pyke!
We agree!
The whole house is beautiful, but I love the terra-cotta floor in the kitchen just amazing
Es una casa atemporal que suma lo mejor de cada época vivida. Llena de recuerdos y abierta a nueva vida, muestra calidez, calidad y cariño en el detalle, sobria pero no aburrida, está muy bien cuidada y acabada. Gracias por la sería y provechosa realización.
It's giving a retro 70s vibe.
yup but also a modern vibe too! I marvel at how Rosselli blends the two together.
@@mrvk39 true. But there's a big disconnect from the exterior of the house and.the interior. Sure, they're blending the new and old part of the house, but you gotta admit, that sunken living room sticks out like a major flashback.
Amazing stuff Love it
Everything old is new again !
The rapped stairs - is new !
Casa maravilhosa❤
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Knew it was Luigi before I even clicked the thumbnail
The only thing that I would change about this beautiful home is that I would change the TV with fireplace
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what's a "hearth"?
plot area , buildup area??
1:15 Eora nation? No, King Charles owns the country.