Located on a sloping site surrounded by banks of well-established Moonah Honey-myrtle trees, Moonah House takes a considered approach to its surrounding context, elevated by both natural and borrowed light.

The handsome stands of trees cast their influence over the flow of light throughout the day, informing the treatment of individual spaces and how the building is situated.

This family beach house, with its modernist aesthetic echoing 1960s houses along the Mornington Peninsula, brims with light and life. Rooms and the spaces that link them were determined by a requisite for a home that flowed well, no matter the season.

Powell & Glenn worked together with landscape architect Ian Barker, and interior designer Watts Studio, from inception to ensure a seamless relationship between indoor and outdoor spaces resulting in overall cohesiveness.

Read more about Moonah House in:

Vogue Living

The Local Project

Est Living