Salt Spring Home

The bathroom is located on an exterior deck but isn’t exposed to the wind or rain thanks to the exterior metal cladding that runs into the bathroom and wraps around the shower. "It keeps the experience of staying there in touch with the elements but not uncomfortable,

The plywood fins have a telescopic effect that intensifies the coastal view to the north. "I wanted the clients to have an alternative experience to the wide open vistas they work in on the farm,

This modest agricultural language was further developed through the use of raw timbers and galvanized steel

Sage details on the joinery compliment the natural warmth with black steel shelves and light fittings providing a sharp contrast

Grooved paneling to the door faces and island subtly reference the slatted barns that inspired the architecture

Abutting a costal reserve, the property has uninterrupted views of the Snowy River and surrounding wetlands

Looking upon Keith and Christine’s house from the north, a panoramic view shows a compound-like relationship between the main building, pool, and a studio dedicated to exercise, reading, and projects.

A shed roof descends from the living/dining area, extending beyond its edge to shield an expansive porch from the elements.

The upstairs guest suite includes a neutral, daylit bathroom.

The custom kitchen millwork was fabricated by Brooklyn-based Robert Russell Design. Caesarstone, concrete, and marble comprise the backsplash and counter surfaces.

A pocket door may be closed to distinguish the living/dining area from the adjacent corridor and eat-in kitchen, and to separate the home’s climate zones.

A small cabin for storing and chopping firewood is located on the property, as well.

A hammock is quintessential to relaxing and taking in views of the verdant greenery.