Grandwood by Zorzi built the 'Appealathon House,' a futuristic-looking abode located in Perth, Western Australia.
The home features a stone laid floor throughout its interior. The stone material is complemented by an open tread timber stair case, underneath which a small pond is located. At the top of the stairs, a bridge with floor-to-ceiling glass windows separates the master and junior suites. All of the bedrooms and bathrooms are styled to achieve the sleek feel of a hotel.
The home features an open-plan concept that is further enhanced by a wall of north-facing windows on the ground floor that allow natural light to filter in. Frameless stacking doors provide access to the home's alfresco terrace, further blurring the boundaries between inside and outside.
What's Driving This Trend
- Futuristic Homes
- Opportunities exist to explore new building materials, open floor plans, and natural light which can help create sustainable and modern living spaces
- Luxury Hotels
- New technologies and design concepts can be utilized to create high-end residential spaces that rival luxury hotels
- Natural Elements in Home Design
- Incorporating functional elements such as ponds can add a unique aspect of luxury to modern homes.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture
- Architecture firms can explore new futuristic designs that incorporate sustainable materials and concepts
- Construction
- Builders can discover new technologies and methods for creating luxury homes with advanced features and materials
- Real Estate
- Real estate professionals can showcase luxury homes with unique design concepts and amenities to appeal to high-end buyers.
