Those bent wood chairs look extremely uncomfortable
Kacey-R
I like the look of the garden…
Sparrow2go
This isn’t it, friend.
Jarrah22
It’s going to need some fly screens or they will be swarmed with mozzies and flys
harper247
It’s amazing how much colour can really bring together a room or in this case make it look awful.
Live_Issue_4589
Contrary to most commentators here, I do like it. The green of the floor tiles, the shelves and the garden look good.
AnjNPR
I love the way the curved island flows through the space. Instead of seeming busy, I appreciate the curvilinear elements and how the tiles define the kitchen in an open environment. The barstools might not be comfortable for a long time, but the small size keeps them from being in the way while fitting between both rooms. I think they’d be perfect for chatting at the end of a work day, and I could set a bag there on my way in or out, which is one of my main uses of our barstools.
It’s a space I can even imagine in use. Some designers photos are so well composed I can’t visualize cooking or eating there. This is an exception.
kitty_kuddles
This floor is giving retro in a bad way. It’s such a clash I can’t seem to look beyond it.
pleasegetbent
love love loveeeee. I believe I watched a video of this on the local project – maybe saw it on their site? could be mistaken. but anyways, I think this place is so gorgeous
eta: ah just saw you posted the link directly to local project. I’m a dummy. but yes, love this! super surprised at the negative comments here
![Checkerboard patterned floor kitchen opening up to the courtyard, Castlecrag, North Shore of Sydney, Australia [4320x3240]](https://www.ffood.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/hiEjG7_rjP3pHrramGCptjjGNyk1xTpzZ-SGziWMs9A-scaled.jpg "Checkerboard patterned floor kitchen opening up to the courtyard, Castlecrag, North Shore of Sydney, Australia [4320×3240]")
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[More pics and information](https://thelocalproject.com.au/videos/lindfield-house-by-polly-harbison-design-and-arent-pyke-video-feature-the-local-project/). [Archdaily link](https://www.archdaily.com/963875/lindfield-house-polly-harbison).
A lot of really nice elements but no cohesion.
Those bent wood chairs look extremely uncomfortable
I like the look of the garden…
This isn’t it, friend.
It’s going to need some fly screens or they will be swarmed with mozzies and flys
It’s amazing how much colour can really bring together a room or in this case make it look awful.
Contrary to most commentators here, I do like it. The green of the floor tiles, the shelves and the garden look good.
I love the way the curved island flows through the space. Instead of seeming busy, I appreciate the curvilinear elements and how the tiles define the kitchen in an open environment. The barstools might not be comfortable for a long time, but the small size keeps them from being in the way while fitting between both rooms. I think they’d be perfect for chatting at the end of a work day, and I could set a bag there on my way in or out, which is one of my main uses of our barstools.
It’s a space I can even imagine in use. Some designers photos are so well composed I can’t visualize cooking or eating there. This is an exception.
This floor is giving retro in a bad way. It’s such a clash I can’t seem to look beyond it.
love love loveeeee. I believe I watched a video of this on the local project – maybe saw it on their site? could be mistaken. but anyways, I think this place is so gorgeous
eta: ah just saw you posted the link directly to local project. I’m a dummy. but yes, love this! super surprised at the negative comments here
Love those tile floors! What a beautiful green.
I love the floors!