HOMECOMING.

This article from Australian House & Garden features the home of designer Camilla d'Antoine and her family on the Mornington Peninsula. The property underwent a two-year rebuilding process, resulting in a residence with three black-stained timber pavilions and a brutalist entrance cube. The interiors showcase a mix of modern and antique pieces, with a focus on print, pattern, and expressive materiality. The property also includes established trees, a vegetable garden, and a perennial garden. The homeowners appreciate the space and connection to nature that comes with living outside the city. [Extracted from the article]