Malmsbury

Malmsbury is a single-storey timber and glass pavilion visualized by Rendify for Lujan Design. Oak beams run the full width. A paper pendant holds center. A black wood stove sits in its corner. Everything else is glass, garden, and the slow shift of afternoon light across polished concrete.

Otto Projects

Client

Residential

Project Type

Australia

Location

2026

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A complete interior and exterior package for a single-volume pavilion. Kitchen with oak beams, stainless splashback, and a slot window to the garden. Living corner with a black wood stove, mustard bench cushion, and branch shadows drifting across white walls. Outside, grey cladding meets timber rafter tails, wire chairs sit on the deck, and lavender presses close at the threshold.

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