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Posted On: October 29th 2026, 08:50 pm
The idea with the Tree House kitchen was to introduce as much timber as we could, without it feeling like a sauna!
This was our way of weaving in another connection to the back yard poinciana that is so impactful in these living areas. You look directly out to branches and foliage – and then when you bring your gaze back inside, it feels like the space you're in is almost an extension of the tree.
The spotted gum lining the walls and cabinetry is a beautiful mid-tone timber (not too blonde and sauna-esque!) which provides a lot of warmth, tactility, and groundedness.
Complementary dashes of freshness are provided by the pale green tones of the stone and tiles, plus the natural light that streams through the openings dotted around the space 🌳
Photography: @christopherfrederickjones
Builder: @pagewood_projects
#kinarchitects #architect #brisbanearchitect #queenslandarchitecture #architecture
This was our way of weaving in another connection to the back yard poinciana that is so impactful in these living areas. You look directly out to branches and foliage – and then when you bring your gaze back inside, it feels like the space you're in is almost an extension of the tree.
The spotted gum lining the walls and cabinetry is a beautiful mid-tone timber (not too blonde and sauna-esque!) which provides a lot of warmth, tactility, and groundedness.
Complementary dashes of freshness are provided by the pale green tones of the stone and tiles, plus the natural light that streams through the openings dotted around the space 🌳
Photography: @christopherfrederickjones
Builder: @pagewood_projects
#kinarchitects #architect #brisbanearchitect #queenslandarchitecture #architecture
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