FAIRFIELD HOUSE

Melbourne — Personal Residence

This was the first property Matt and I purchased together. We renovated it while I was pregnant with our second son Harry — living at my in-laws, climbing ladders at nine months along, completely certain it would all be worth it.

A warehouse-inspired aesthetic grounds the home in texture and honesty — Oak floors, polished concrete benchtops, double-glazed windows, and natural light that moves through the open plan living like it belongs there. The AEG kitchen sits at the heart of everything, flowing out to a sunlit deck and private garden.

Four bedrooms. Three bathrooms. A study. Multiple living zones. Functional, considered, and full of the warmth that only comes from a home built with complete personal investment.

Nestled in one of Fairfield's most desirable pockets — moments from cafes, parks, schools, and the train station. A quiet sanctuary without compromising on anything.

Design — Sarah Wood Designs

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Modern industrial dining room with wooden table, six black chairs, and a large glass sliding door leading to an outdoor deck with a curved outdoor chair and wooden fence, minimalist artwork on the wall, and a vase with a cactus and greenery.
Home office with a light wood desk, a white chair, a desk lamp, a small plant, books, and a framed blue artwork on the wall.
Modern living room with a staircase, a grey sofa with pillows, a wooden coffee table, and art on the walls, illuminated by recessed ceiling lights. Curved concrete island bench with black plywood cabinetry.

"Every detail was chosen with intention — because when it's your own family's home, nothing else is acceptable."