A corrugated metal beauty on the Australian coast The modern barn trend is nothing short of an architectural phenomenon. When done right, it straddles the worlds of sleek modernism and cozy charm. Like, for example, this beautiful beach home in New South Wales, Australia.
Designed by Atelier Andy Carson, the holiday home is more of a ?modern shed? than a barn, but its simple pitched roof evokes the same warm sense of familiarity. Appropriately, the house sits on a 150-acre dairy farm that also happens to have sweeping views of the coast.
The home?s facade is built from corrugated black steel that?s interrupted by large openings that connect the indoors with the outdoors. Inside, the sparse interiors are hugged by timber walls and concrete floors. The centerpiece of the home is the living room, where a hanging fireplace is framed by a series of windows with copper louvers. Intrigued" You can rent the tasteful retreat for around $1,100 per night.

Dovecote via The Spaces

Dovecote via The Spaces

Dovecote via The Spaces

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