Sunny Tennis Court House by Jessica Lew, Melbourne, Australia
The Sunny Tennis Court House by Jessica Lew in Melbourne Australia is a one-of-a-kind development that brings together the convenience of modern living with the thrill of an idyllic tennis court. The architectonic masterpiece provides ample space, high ceilings, and a terrace equipped with a large kitchenette that can easily be converted into a luxurious entertainment area. With its large windows, passive solar techniques, and carefully integrated interiors, daylight maximisation has been achieved meaning natural light and breathtaking sunsets make this property one of a kind. It is the perfect combination of location, views, convenience and comfort making it the perfect choice for those looking for an idyllic escape.
This two floors residence has a living room, library, wine cellar, study, dining room, separate laundry room, games and entertainment room, three bedrooms, three bathrooms and a three car garage. Multifunctional rooms allow you to easily turn, for example, a studio into a bedroom for guests.
Vintage Chinese screen doors enclose the hallway, murals by Melbourne’s famous street artists Ghostpatrol and Miso hang on the walls, sections of the original tennis court are preserved, and all rooms overlook the garden, fish pond or patio.
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Lucas Wood
This artwork looks intriguing! I’m curious about the inspiration behind the Sunny Tennis Court House. Did Jessica Lew draw inspiration from her love for tennis or is there a hidden meaning behind this piece? It’s fascinating to see how artists interpret their surroundings. Can anyone shed some light on this?
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This artwork looks intriguing! I’m curious about the inspiration behind the Sunny Tennis Court House. Did Jessica Lew draw inspiration from her love for tennis or is there a hidden meaning behind this piece? It’s fascinating to see how artists interpret their surroundings. Can anyone shed some light on this?