As a collaboration between @poparchitecture and @karynemurphystudio, Fallow House benefits from the rigour and cooperative spirit of the project team, presenting a pragmatic and finely crafted response to brief and place. Drawing on skilful proportions of solid, textured and modular finishes, Fallow House creates a synergetic expression between inside and out – a testament to the collaborative relationship between Pop Architecture and Karyne Murphy Studio. “The INAX Sairin tile was an early selection and really prompted us to explore the Artedomus range,” reveals Katherine. “As the design developed, Artedomus was enthusiastic about understanding the overarching themes of the project and making suggestions that would complement these, introducing us to products which we may not have considered otherwise.” MAXIMUM Michelangelo porcelain sheets, supplied by Artedomus, create a fine-grain interpretation of the solid stone shrouding the front portion of the home. The versatile porcelain envelops the ensuite floors, walls and vanity, the off-white surface and gentle striated veins drawing focus to the precise form of the freestanding Lariana Bathtub, designed by Patricia Urquiola for Agape and supplied by Artedomus – a sculpted centrepiece for the space. Follow the link in our bio to see more. Architecture by @poparchitecture Interior Design by @poparchitecture and @karynemurphystudio Photography by @willem_dirk Art Consulting by Jodie Kras Art Consulting Build by @mruconstruction Landscape Design by @amandaolivergardens Structural Engineering by @measureengineering Originally featured on @thelocalproject