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Trentham House.

ArchiPro Project Summary - A harmonious blend of natural materials and refined finishes, Trentham House embodies the relaxed coastal character of Sandringham, designed by Martin Friedrich Architects and constructed by Sinjen Group, completed in 2021.

Title:: Trentham House
Photographer:: Courtney King
Category:: Residential/; New Builds
Photographers:: Courtney King

Developer Carpe. Architecture & Interiors by Martin Friedrich ArchitectsLandscape by Myles BaldwinEngineering by Brogue Consulting EngineersConstructed By Sinjen Group

Completed 2021

In line with Sandringham's laid-back coastal ambience, the interiors have been meticulously designed using a selection of natural materials, reflecting its relaxed character. Emitting a welcoming warmth and embracing natural light, the refined finishes showcase a profound dedication to detail, providing delightful sensory experiences throughout every moment and season.

Carpe strives to effortlessly capture a harmonious equilibrium between form and function, aiming to evoke a sense of ease and gracefulness.

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Professionals used in Trentham House

Myles Baldwin DesignLandscape Designers

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Courtney KingPhotographers

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Courtney King

Photographers

Windsor, City of Stonnington, Victoria

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Courtney King. Courtney’s artistic focus revolves around an evident admiration for the man-made and natural forms present in every environment, emphasizing the inherent beauty found in the interplay between light and shadow, hard and soft lines, interiors and exteriors as well as shapes and textures. Her photographs are often atmospheric and moody, with a sense of depth and texture that highlights the intricacies of her subjects. Courtney photographs with integrity, respect and knowledge of her subjects layering emotion with structural honesty to engage thought-provoking interactions.