Essendon House
The elaborate ceiling cornices, mouldings, and roses were repaired and reinvigorated, along with the beautiful stained glass windows.
Old leaky timber windows were replaced with new double-glazed glass framed by aluminium outside for durability, timber inside for aesthetics.
Colour-washed in soft green, the main bedroom’s low-lying double-hung heritage windows are north-facing, letting in natural light all day.
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