Parkwood Modular Buildings Project 1

For this project, the team at Parkwood Modular Buildings carefully followed the clients’ exacting brief for a holidayrental, beach-heritage home that oozes Hamptons style. ‘Margaret’s Hamptons Beach House’ reflects its name perfectly with a cohesive coastal appearance, which was achieved in both its design and styling. More photographs can be viewed online, where you can also enquire about renting the property in order to gain ideas for your next project. The Hamptons aesthetic was accomplished through the inclusion of special architraves, which were installed around all windows, doors and wall panelling. Floor to ceiling glass doors were fitted along the rear wall to provide an abundance of natural light. Skylights and a water tank were included in the design to ensure the home is energy- and water-efficient. All custom-made joinery was installed by Kincumber Kitchens for a seamless finish. The proposed high-pitched roof proved impossible to transport to the location. To remedy this issue, Parkwood Modular Buildings expertly provided the largest possible roof of 4.2m, which mirrors the steeped effect the clients requested.

Shaun Manfredotti from Built Republic is a regular sub-contractor to Parkwood Modular Buildings for all required site-built carpentry. He provided the front fence, balcony railing, rear ramp and stairs, and strove to achieve a cohesive and elegant appearance. A feature hanging light from Beacon Lighting is positioned over the island bench in the kitchen to add an artistic touch to the space. Caesarstone benches in ‘Snow’ provide ample space for food preparation and entertaining, while remaining consistent with the styling of the home. The cabinetry features contrasting Hamptons-style handles to maintain the aesthetic the clients requested. The bathrooms and laundry feature classic monochrome tiles by Renditions Tiles, while a freestanding bath with silver feet adds a touch of elegance to the main bathroom. The basins and bath were purchased from Sydney Tap and Bathroomware for a cohesive effect.

Parkwood Modular Buildings has been providing quality homes throughout New South Wales since its establishment in 1988. John McDougall founded the company, which specialises in modular homes and buildings. Building more than 100 homes per year, you can rest assured that your next project is in the best hands with Parkwood Modular Buildings. The esteemed company has been recognised on numerous occasions with awards from the Housing Industry Association (HIA) and the Master Builders Association (MBA). Parkwood Modular Buildings has also completed commercial projects, school buildings and granny flats. Its experienced team and quality products ensure every client receives a perfect result, every time.