South Yarra House No. 3 is a substantial renovation defined by light, material and quiet continuity.

Spaces are reconfigured to create a more fluid relationship between interior and landscape. Openings are carefully positioned to draw in filtered daylight, softening edges and revealing the texture of stone, timber and plaster as the day unfolds.

A restrained palette establishes a calm, cohesive atmosphere. Warm timber underfoot, natural stone and subtle detailing create a sense of comfort and permanence, while maintaining clarity and simplicity.

Living areas are composed to feel both intimate and expansive. The transition from lounge to garden is gentle and uninterrupted, with glazing framing moments of landscape and bringing a sense of stillness into the home.

The project is an exploration of balance between architecture and nature, where light, proportion and material create a quiet, enduring environment for everyday living.