Tim D'Antoine-designed Armadale home
There are $5 million hopes for the Armadale home of Gallagher Jeffs architect, Tim D’Antoine, project lead on the build of Tasmania’s MONA art gallery, and his wife, Camilla, owner of homeware brand Mozi.
They worked with Daryl Pelchen Architects on the renovation and extension.
Its design features include bespoke Christopher Boots-designed lighting, an island bench decorated with antique Spanish tiles and an Agape bath designed by Patricia Urquiola.
There's also reclaimed windows from Sydney University.
The five-bedroom property combines an Italianate Victorian facade with a contemporary timber-clad rear extension.
It’s listed for an October 22 auction with Darren Lewenberg of Kay & Burton Bayside.