The commanding form of the house effectively articulates its overriding character; a solid yet discerning residence, Vigneron House confidently pushes the boundaries of design. From every vantage point available, residents are offered a prime view of the surrounding landscape and the interior elements of the home are equipped to withstand heavy familial use.
As art collectors, the clients were highly attuned to the aesthetic impact of natural stone, likening it to a work of art. Enoki showcases our Dover Antique Limestone flooring in living areas. With its immersive dark grey tone and delicate veining, the product grounds the residence in a sense of sophistication.
Apollo Random Ashlar walling features both internally and externally adding a rougher textural feel.
To combat the effects of high foot traffic, Enoki tactfully applies Cotto Nero terracotta flooring to the mudroom. The hard-wearing nature of terracotta combines with its dark colour to maintain a timeless appearance.
In materiality, Vigneron House is a vision of contemporary comfort, in which distinguished stone spaces are tempered by softening detail. Standing in sharp contrast to the dark tones of Dover Antique Limestone, a Super White island bench dominates the open-plan kitchen.
Acknowledging the cooling qualities of stone, Enoki uses underfloor heating and a striking timber ceiling to create an authentic feeling of warmth. Throughout the home, upholstered furniture functions as a gentle counterpart to harder materials, such as dramatically-veined Cote D’Azur marble, tumbled Nero Marquina and Carrara and characterful Inax tiles.
