Kitchen, Wood Cabinet, Concrete Floor, and Metal Counter The house’s dominant gable form repeats at a smaller scale throughout the dwelling, as in the kitchen’s plywood and steel cabinets. “The gable became thematic throughout the process,” Maynard explains. “Whenever issues arose, we referred back to it as a default, rather than adding a new idea." The sink is by Abey, faucet by Franke, and range by Qasair. Photo 12 of 41 in 41 Comforting Interiors That Are Pretty in Plywood from This Transformed Melbourne House Resembles a Quirky Village

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Instead of designing another closed-off contemporary work of architecture, architects Andrew Maynard and Mark Austin created a village, wherein a series of friendly, gabled structures lead out from the original house and border an open garden. The house’s dominant gable form repeats at a smaller scale throughout the dwelling, as in the kitchen’s plywood and steel cabinets.

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