The 1970s make a comeback—this time without the dusty reputation. The Boomerang Bungalow, designed by architect Donald Osborne, is a striking and inviting residence where indoor and outdoor spaces flow seamlessly into each other. Platowood Fraké was used on the exterior, infused with a hint of interior design sensibility.
The house is surrounded by 150 m² of veranda, where Platowood cladding plays a vital role. The seating areas are recessed into the façade, creating a unique ambiance. It’s not quite indoors, but it doesn’t feel entirely like the outdoors either. “Fraké is easy to work with and install, which allows you to bring an ‘interior finish’ to the exterior,” says Donald.
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