Modern queenslander exterior

The priority for the owners of this white timber Queenslander in Brisbane was to create a luxurious home where they could fully enjoy their outdoor space.

The classic Queenslander home has an irresistible charm, but renovating one can be fraught with challenges. Here’s how to embrace heritage style with an eye on the future.

Footy player Eric Hipwood and partner Ebony Patman's house was updated with modern curves and earthy elements.

The extension creates a new visual midpoint for the home. While the modern addition sits in stark contrast to the original home, vertical slatting and other design elements establish harmony between the two. Tagged: Exterior, Shed RoofLine, and House Building Type.

Classic style home meets modern architecture: Inside the birdcage. Traditional Queenslander home. Queenslander home painted black and white. Cosmetic makeover of Queenslander home. Front landscaping on sloping block. See the full home tour on the blog.

Inspired by coastal living, this modern home features an exterior of white weatherboards, stone, and white battens.

Designed with calmness in mind and divided into zones for adults and growing teens.

Nestled in Brisbane’s charming suburb of Camp Hill, a luxurious and comfortable new family home named Costa stands as a testament to the seamless integration of modern elements with Mediterranean influences. Developed by Slate Property with interiors and exteriors by Karen Kunst, Studio Director of KJK Interiors, Costa exemplifies the best of Queensland living with

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Renovating an old Queenslander is not for the faint of heart. With its romantic butterfly staircase and wide wraparound verandah, the facade of the beautiful 100-year-old home instantly won over Cathy and Brett, but the interior of the old house required a complete overhaul.