Custom homes we have built across Perth

Every project on this page was designed for a specific block and a specific brief. That is why none of them look like each other. For example, a single-storey home on acreage in Karnup solves a completely different problem to a two-storey build on a narrow East Fremantle lot. Both are different again to converting a heritage building in Northbridge into a bar and restaurant.

However, they do have one thing in common: how they were run. We take one project at a time, and our director is involved from the first consultation through to handover. If you would like to understand how that works in practice, our process page sets out each stage.

Karnup — single-storey on acreage

A modern single-storey home on a large rural-residential block. It has raking ceilings and a strong indoor-outdoor connection. Completed two months ahead of program. See the project.

Bicton — timber frame and polished concrete

A timber-framed family home with polished concrete floors and a large pool. It was built over nine months in this established City of Melville river suburb. See the project.

East Fremantle — two-storey on a narrow lot

A two-storey home developed from the clients’ own ideas with our design team, on a block where building up made far more sense than building out. See the project.

William Street, Northbridge — heritage conversion

A heritage building adapted into a two-storey bar and restaurant — a very different exercise to residential work, and one that shows what we can do with a constrained existing structure. See the project.

Planning your own build

Looking at completed homes is useful. Even so, the questions most people need answered are what it will cost and how long it will take. We have written straightforward guides to both.

Read what a custom home costs to build in Perth and how long a Perth build takes, or learn more about our custom home building and high-end work.

Want something like this on your block?

Send us the address and your brief. We will tell you honestly what is achievable and what it is likely to take.