How the Existing Mid-Century Modern Home Inspires This Extension

[@sharonadlam3195]

You know that the architect has done a good job when it is difficult to tell if it is an extension or an original part of the home. This is an exceptionally good job.

[@catemoon]

Love that you respected the original architecture. Beautiful house.

[@janelte]

thoughtful, elegant solutions that respect the original design and add to the amenity and beauty. the architects have done a great job.

[@SimpleDwelling]

Totally agree!

[@erikwahlberg448]

Beautiful. And humble. (...says a Scandinavian!). Greetings from Stockholm.

[@serpserpserp]

The internal curved walls are smart and don't seem to make the place seem pokey at all. Really impressed with how the footprint stayed pretty much the same. How much does a reno like this cost???

[@keithronson2624]

Yet another stunning family, " proper" home. With a clear, respectful reference to the original building, this illustrates so well what good architecture is all about. Credit too to the builder and carpenter. Excellent jobs. What a place to live! Thank you for sharing with us.

[@emidala1]

Beautiful and respectful, and totally practical. This will age well.

[@terrywedam831]

Pivot doors are my favorite. And I like the brick work on the addition and stonework patios

[@aninomiai3923]

Love the clean lines that is prominent throughout the house. The materials used are also very intentional and natural. This is very inspiring.

[@isaaccpt6643]

Keep up the great work! Love these understated yet beautiful crafted homes!

[@d-manc2749]

Aussie carpentry is always remarkable on any Aussie architecture vids

[@coolvinnyb]

Such a gorgeous job

[@mukeshbajpai1037]

Very Functional spaces. Nice.

[@theupstudioarchitecture]

LOVE this material palette! 👏

[@CK-gz2px]

Really cool

[@oltedders]

OMG! I didn't know that accent was still being spoken. That's some real old timey Aussie-speak.

[@xoxoops]

Very nice reno, congratulations ... but, Peter may need to consider some work on his adenoids, or maybe a narrator.

[@montyofmelb]

'Improve functionality'???? Why not say- " make the old home more functional" ? Why do we copy American abuse of good English.