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You might ask, “is it possible to create a truly modern, striking beach house, with stunning views, light, bright spaces and crafted details, yet still remain understated?”
Yes, it is says Herriot + Melhuish, and we think so too. This beach house at Raumati in New Zealand isvery simple in form. The few rooms are large, open, but private enough for comfort.
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Raumati Beach House, New Zealand, by Herriot + Melhuish » JeToi on 06.25.2009 at 14:15 PM
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Joan Zatorski on 06.27.2009 at 16:57 PM
This is an exquisite piece of architecture and represents the type of home my husband and I dream of for our retirement! The beauty of the simplicity appears to be carried through to all aspects of the home. The only aspect I have some questions about is the choice of rock for the fireplace. I think the large, round, rough texture is too much in conflict with the rest of the home’s design…on the other hand, I thought that perhaps it was chosen to provide visual relief from all the linear aspects. However, if I were to have this as my own home, I think I’d prefer stacked stone for the fireplace…
All in all it is a beautiful design and very well thought out.Brava, Bravo, Bravi.
Jaime on 06.28.2009 at 10:45 AM
Joan — I agree with the fireplace comment. I prefer stacked stone as well.
Kev Hudson-Cook on 10.01.2010 at 18:28 PM
erm, hi,
my friend Kate and I were considering buying a beach house property,you know, as close as poss to the beach, so we could chill and have a feew BBQ’s and beers, and this place looks kinda cool, how much do you want for it?
Also how many rooms does it have please, as Kate says we need six rooms, I don’t know why, but that’s the number she told me.
Cheers!
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