White and wood minimal interior of Sydney’s Blue Mountains
One inside, it is the sculptural staircase that is the heart of the interior and grabs your attention almost instantly. The steel and wood staircase seems to hang from the ceiling above and offers contrast to the darker and more stable concrete plinth below. Combining white and black, the delicate with the stoic and the modern with the traditional, the staircase design is one that charms in more ways than one. There is a warm, yet minimalist appeal throughout the house and even the upper level private areas and attic rooms feel cheerful, refreshing and curated.
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Dark concrete coupled with white steel stairway to create an image of contrastIt is the stairway that becomes the focal point of the new interiorLighting adds to the cheerful minimal appeal of the Scandinavian style interiorScandinavian simplicity helps shape a home that does more with lessAttic level bedrooms of the Hideaway House
It is the lower level that contains the kitchen, dining area and living room with windows bringing in a flood of natural light. There is never a dull moment inside the Hideaway House as its homeowners enjoy the vibrant natural sights and sounds outside. [Photography: Jonathon Donnelly]
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Clever use of windows brings natural light into the minimal bedroomCozy upper bedroom level of the Hideaway House in SydneyCustom staircase design of the Hideaway HouseLush green landscape around the Hideaway House
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