Black Vespa Home is a stylish haven in Bellevue Hill, Sydney's eastern suburb, named for its customised black Vespa. Stafford Architecture positioned the building as a groundbreaking design that blends in with the beautiful landscape next to it.

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The most prominent of the axes is the one formed by the entrance courtyard and the entrance hall, which then ends in the pool courtyard. When people enter the property, they are greeted by a solid base brick foundation, which is connected to an embedded two-volume courtyard upon arrival, providing privacy away from the street and providing a sense of scale upon entering the residence. The warm palette outside the two-volume space coordinates scale and dimension, using natural, lifelike materials that let people's vision slide between different areas.

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In addition, the long cross axis of the Black Vespa provides a linear loop across all three levels, bounded on one end by vertical aspect elements and on the other by an open view, designed to make the most of the landscape provided by the site. The final form of the Black Vespa is influenced not only by the site, but also by the landscape of trees that surround it. Natural beauty has always been an obvious reference point here, and the soft, clean interior has a feminine appeal, characterized by high ceilings and wide wood-frame floors, as well as ceilings on the main living floor. The main color palette consists of natural stone and wood, generating warmth throughout the home and allowing layering with furniture and textiles.

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The Black Vespa's fine woodwork also emphasizes its modesty, as an integrated kitchen is located in an open setting that combines natural finishes with marble front cabinet doors, oak veneers and bronze details that permeate at all times, including stair railings. The mottled light often meets the material throughout the room, marking the perfect harmony of this harmonious palette in a low-key and relaxed way.

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