Minimalist aesthetic townhouse in warm tones from CJH Studio from Melbourne

House Caramél combines existing terraced villa structures and carefully layered textures to enhance the daily experience. CJH Studio focuses on embedding warmth through subtle changes and constant consistency throughout, emphasizing home as a place of calm.

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As a unique expression of the owner, House Caramél has gone bold with its warm attitude and sheltered feel, and a series of new levels add depth to the family's popularity. Based on high-quality finishes, this multi-storey townhouse in the heart of Melbourne forms the basis for the space created by this, which takes a more binding approach to bringing the new and the old together, as if conceived at the same time. While the homes that have been built provide a solid foundation, the folded elements better reflect the new owners, allowing a sense of identity and their own narrative to be shared throughout the process.

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House Caramél's focus on light while also creating a shared sense of intimacy within is the result of a carefully curated approach that has had a great impact when it comes to containing premeditation. By making warmth a key factor and eliminating the huge difference in tone in the palette, walls, floors, and all the fine woodwork, furniture, lighting, and art pieces introduced create a sense of softness.

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Along with the introduction of wood and natural stone, textures are brought into space through surface materials and their interaction with incoming light. Redesigns use deeper areas as places of retreat, while those closer to natural light are more open and connected public areas. As an inheritance from the original terraced house, the height and detail of the entire fine woodwork is used as a support for everyday life and handmade products themselves.

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