Exclusive: The Hinchcliffe facade has landed in Victoria
A new facade has landed on the block... Meet the Silverton 45 featuring the Hinchcliffe facade coming to Riverfield in Clyde North
In a Victoria exclusive, the effortlessly cool Hinchcliffe facade has made it's way to Riverfield in Clyde North.
This Saturday 28 March, we'll be opening the doors to the brand-new Silverton 45 featuring the Hinchcliffe facade and the Leyburn 28 in Melbourne's South East.
To celebrate, we’re getting in the Easter spirit with a Easter basket workshop and a balloon twister to commemorate the Riverfield Grand Village Opening of Riverfield from 12pm-3pm.
Bring the whole family and make an afternoon of it as you step inside the stunning 'Moditerranean' inspired Silverton 45, which showcases the best in laid-back living on a grand scale.
From its expansive void above the family dining to the smooth arches and curves and earthy colour palette, this 5-bedroom forever home will transport you to the sun-drenched coastlines of the Mediterranean.
You’ll find us at 14-16 Cerulean Promenade, Clyde North. Doors open at 11am with activities from 12pm — we’ll see you there!
'Moditerranean' or modern Mediterranean inspired features you'll find in our new Silverton 45...
With a Moditerranean aesthetic design brief in mind, our latest display home delivers a relaxed family sanctuary that prioritses comfort, functionality and mastering the sought-after 'lived-in' feel. Here's how it all came to life.
1. Arches and curves
From the arched entryways to the curved Caesarstone kitchen island, white matte freestanding bathtub and basins, the laid-back atmosphere in the Silverton 45 is achieved through contemporary, organic curves and silhouettes.
2. Colour palette of terracotta, pinks and earthy hues
Moditerranean aesthetic is all about drawing on earthy tones and tactile materials to bring the outside in. With plenty of natural light from large floor to ceiling windows in the void, each colour and texture shines through in its best light. Plus, the pop of pink in the bathroom and ensuite splashbacks keeps things fun and playful.
3. Organic textures and light timbers
The recycled-look brick of the Hinchcliffe facade, paired with light-grained timbers throughout the home, strikes the perfect balance between modern and rustic — bringing warmth, texture and plenty of character.
Introducing the Hinchcliffe facade
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