Set on a private 120-acre estate in the hills behind Byon Bay, Australia, The Range is the ultimate blend of ‘Australian farmhouse meets European Summerhouse’. Its location is only moments away from the pristine beaches and the bustling cafe culture.
The Range is akin to having your own private resort all to yourself. This countryside haven is predominantly off the grid, collecting its own drinking water, generating its own electricity, and recycling most of its own waste. The building is also built using sustainable or recycled materials. Every rock in the building has been hand collected from the property. The Range is not just a destination, it is an experience, a way of life surrounded by nature.
The Range is a six-en-suited property separated across three dwellings, with a large wet edge magnesium pool taking in the views of the rolling hills, the distance Byron Bay lighthouse and ocean. The Range features textured, soft internal and external walls inspired by the summers in Spain.
To add to the aesthetic, the ever-present stunning backdrop of nature and the rolling hills changes through every window as the day unfolds.The aesthetical elements of The Range draw heavy inspiration from Tom and Emma Lane’s mutual admiration for Spanish architecture and the intricacies of Barcelonian design.
- Interiors: DFJ Architects
- Photos: Alicia Taylor Photography
- Words: Qianqian
