Positioned on the natural slope of a bushland block, this farmhouse exemplifies the seamless fusion of architectural vision and practical design. A thoughtfully planned layout creates a central courtyard that enhances the connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, while also achieving impressive energy efficiency.

Balancing Bushfire Safety with Architectural Elegance

Due to the home’s location within a bushfire-prone zone, all windows and doors were required to comply with the Bushfire Attack Level (BAL-29) rating requirements. On the southern elevation, BAL-29–compliant materials were used to ensure safety and performance without compromising the home’s refined aesthetic.

“The strategic use of glazing was critical to the success of the external courtyard concept,” explains Jake Barrow of Jake Barrow Architecture. “Key views are framed and openings carefully positioned to maximise the indoor/outdoor experience without compromising on the energy performance. The result is a home that is filled with natural light in all of the key spaces at the most appropriate times of day.”

Two standout features of the home are the twin gables in the master bedroom and rumpus room. Each gable is designed with a striking 6-metre-wide, four-panel Fixed Lite Window, complemented by raked windows to elevate the architectural presence.

Custom Windows and Doors Tailored to Style and Function

Upon entry, visitors are welcomed by a carefully framed view through a substantial 4m² Fixed Lite Window, perfectly capturing the outdoor entertaining area and beyond.

At the heart of the home is a striking 6.5-metre-wide, six-panel Stacker Door with a centre-opening configuration, seamlessly connecting the interior to the infinity-edge pool and outdoor living space.

In multiple areas of the home, Awning Windows with horizontal and vertical muntin bars add architectural interest and subtly reference traditional design. Prominently featured in the guest bedroom, all secondary bedrooms, and the master ensuite, these windows offer excellent ventilation while maintaining the home’s clean, modern lines.

Double-hung windows are strategically placed in walkways and transitional spaces to promote natural airflow. The operable bottom sash draws in cool air, while the top sash releases warm air, creating natural ventilation without encroaching into living spaces.

Architectural refinement continues with custom offset Awning Windows in the main bathroom and butler’s pantry—functional elements elevated to distinct design features.

The Perfect Balance of Quality and Value for the Project

The selection of windows and doors was guided by more than just aesthetics.

“Rylock windows and doors presented the best value proposition for the project when considering quality and price point,” notes Jake Barrow. “The client’s experience of the sales process was also an important factor. Ricardo did an excellent job in helping the owners gain confidence in their selections and strike the perfect balance between their differing traditional vs contemporary style tastes.”

This collaborative process ensured the final solution not only aligned with the architectural vision but also reflected the clients’ personal style. The result is a contemporary farmhouse that feels grounded in its bushland setting—open, inviting, and thoughtfully crafted, where every custom window and door contributes to both beauty and function in a truly remarkable forever family home.

Frame Colour: Textura Black
Glazing: Grade A Safety Toughened Low-e Double Glazing (Argon Fill)
Builder: Ahead Building
Designer: Jake Barrow Architecture

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Window and door frames are made from timber which is a renewable resource. Timber windows and doors are rarely specified for multi-story buildings, but these European-style window products (made in Australia) together with double glazing, achieve high wind rating, soundproofing, and energy-efficiency ratings.

The initial contact with us came about as the company required N5 rated windows and doors and Paarhammer have products tested to such a high wind loading. Due to the large glazed areas an especially engineered solution was found by re-designing our Euro-style timber framing.

The double glazing was made by Viridian Glass and, depending on requirements, was either 10.5 Hush glass laminated with 6mm Lightbridge clear toughened as the second pane, or the other glass combination was 11.5mm AssaultGuard with 5mm clear toughened as the second pane. Both these IGU’s were very heavy in the large sizes, proving challenges at the installations stage on a site with difficult access.

All timber frame surfaces were pre-finished with Adler 3-coat lasur which is low-VOC, and features highly reflective pigments to provide UV-stability and low maintenance requirements. All hardware and seals got installed to the items, before dismantling the larger individual window elements into components manageable for transport. These were then re-assembled and glazed onsite.

Challenges included dealing with airtightness, low threshold, water ingress and drainage, and balancing Passivhaus learnings of airtightness with automation and disability access. Using the low Alumat threshold engineered in Germany and accredited to International Passive House Component for doors ensured both airtightness when closed and easy access as there is no step required.

Years of development of the high-performing Certified Passive House Range with 78mm thick framing, multipoint locking and dual levels of rubber seals provided an excellent solution.

Being locally manufactured rather than sourced from Europe enabled the architect and engineers to make design changes to deal with building challenges as they arose.

Working closely with the building company the outcome covered all the items in the brief which were high wind loading, energy efficiency, sustainability, disability access and automation.

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According to a recent report by the Domain Group, the demand for energy-efficient houses is increasing across Australia. This demand is adding a premium to homes with energy-efficient features at the sale, while ongoing energy bills will be lower for the life of the home. It includes new builds with features added when built or energy-efficient renovations to existing houses.

Energy-efficient windows and doors

Choosing windows and doors with energy-saving features is a superior way to increase a home’s energy efficiency rating. Up to 40% of a home’s energy is lost through windows, and 87% of warm or cold air (depending on the outside temperature) is gained through windows and doors. The average Australian home has upwards of 14 air changes an hour due largely to drafts and single glazing. All this new air from the outside needs to be either heated or cooled; hence, lower air changes reduce the constant use of heaters or air conditioners.

Therefore, choosing an efficient home is desirable as it decreases the amount of energy used while maintaining a more stable and comfortable internal temperature of the home. There is a positive ecological impact on the environment as well by using less power and relying more on quality building.

Ratings

Windows and doors are rated as a whole product, which means the glazing as well as the frame. High-performance glazing must be incorporated into a high-performance frame to reduce air leaking through the frame itself. Installation is also important, and caulking is needed to prevent air leaks. Using the Window Energy Rating Scheme (WERS) to check window ratings is a good way to start. The U-value of a window measures insulation and how well a window conducts heat. The lower the U-Value, the more efficient it is. Paarhammer’s tested window U-values start as low as 0.8.

There are different testing parameters with different U-value results: WERS ratings are verified by the Australian Fenestration Rating Council (AFRC), while Passivhaus uses European values. A U-value of 1.6 under AFRC equals a U-Value of 1.2 under Passivhaus.

When building or renovating, emphasis should be on taking advantage of current technology to maximise energy efficiency and temperature regulation in homes, including the use of high-performance windows and doors. Energy-efficient homes are sought after in the marketplace as these reduce living costs in the long term and generally attract an increased selling price.

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Originally conceived by Argos Design and expertly constructed by Balcombe Constructions, this home exemplifies thoughtful attention to detail both inside and out.

Rylock was delighted to work alongside Balcombe Constructions in delivering bespoke window and door solutions tailored specifically for this project. From initial specification through to final installation, the collaboration was driven by a mutual dedication to quality, precision, and superior design performance.

Shaping Light, Landscape, and Living Areas

Rylock products have been thoughtfully integrated across the residence to maximise natural light, encourage ventilation, and create seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces.

At the front of the home, a striking Hinged Door framed by Fixed Lite Panels with obscured glass offers both privacy and architectural impact. A smooth-operating roller catch ensures a seamless and refined user experience.

In the office, a 2.6-metre-wide Awning Window frames views of the surrounding garden, creating a calm and connected workspace. In the main bedroom, a combination of a large Awning Window and Fixed Lite Window above the bed provides a soft outlook while maintaining privacy. Translucent glass has been used in the walk-in robe and ensuite, balancing natural light with a sense of seclusion.

In the kitchen, a pair of motorised Awning Windows are positioned in perfect symmetry on either side of the stovetop—creating a bold architectural statement while delivering effective airflow and effortless operation. This design continues into the pantry, where a 1.8-metre-wide motorised Awning Window enhances ventilation and brings a refined touch to a typically utilitarian space.

The laundry features a Hinged Door with an integrated security screen—offering safety without compromising on a streamlined aesthetic.

A four-panel, centre-opening Sliding Door links the generous living area with the landscaped outdoor entertaining zone—spanning 4.7 metres to create a seamless indoor–outdoor living experience. A linear drain allows for a flush, zero-threshold transition between interior and exterior spaces.

A similar approach is echoed in the home gym, where a sliding door opens directly to the outdoor shower and garden, reinforcing the home’s focus on flow, openness, and lifestyle integration.

Behind the Design: Engineered for Performance

Behind the clean lines and elegant finishes of Sand & Stone lies a foundation of high-performance features. Double glazing, advanced Low-e coatings, precision sealing systems, and wrap integration all contribute to the home’s strong energy efficiency. A tailored mix of Toughened Low-e Comfort Solution and Solar Solution glazing was used— with Solar Solution strategically placed on west-facing elevations to help regulate heat gain.

True to Rylock’s commitment to local excellence, all systems were engineered and manufactured in Australia, ensuring compliance with local standards and the flexibility to meet on-site requirements.

Sand & Stone is a testament to thoughtful collaboration, refined design, and skilled craftsmanship—where every detail is considered. With Rylock windows and doors seamlessly integrated, the result is a home that balances performance, comfort, and timeless appeal.

Details

Builder: Balcombe Constructions
Designer: Argos Design & Balcombe Constructions
Frame Colour: Colorbond Woodland Grey (Matt)
Glazing: Grade A Safety Toughened Low-e Double Glazing (Argon Fill)
Furniture: Domo Australia

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The updated wing is accessed via the central corridor of the home, where a light-filled void, featuring two stacked Fixed Lite Windows that rise 5.5 metres, draws in soft northern light and amplifies the sense of spaciousness.

Framing the light void, a 2.2m-wide Awning Window in the study allows for fresh air circulation, while the 3.3m-wide Fixed Lite Window in the laundry ensures that even the most practical areas feel open and well-lit.

A Perfect Balance of Design and Function at the Back of the Home

At the rear of the home, Rylock’s windows and doors become a focal point, elevating both the design and functionality.

Designed to create a seamless flow between indoors and outdoors, the dining area boasts a large 3-panel Fixed Lite Window on the right-hand side, perfectly complementing the 3-panel Commercial Series Stacker Door in the living area. Working in harmony, they create a sense of balance and symmetry, effortlessly linking the two spaces.

From the upstairs stairwell void leading into the master bedroom, a breathtaking vantage point unfolds—offering a second glimpse of the striking Fixed Lite Windows that further strengthen the home’s deep connection to its surroundings.

The master bedroom seamlessly extends to a private balcony through a 3.3m-wide Commercial Series Stacker Door, providing an elevated view of the backyard and enhancing the sense of openness.

To improve insulation and maximise energy efficiency, every Rylock window and door in this project is fitted with Grade A Safety Toughened Low-e Double Glazing (Argon Fill). This advanced glazing solution, part of Rylock’s Comfort Solution range, not only ensures durability and safety but also enhances indoor temperature regulation while maximising natural light and uninterrupted views.

Through the thoughtful integration of high-performance glazing, expert craftsmanship, and a refined material palette, this renovation strikes a perfect balance between classic heritage charm and modern functionality—creating a home equally suited for sophisticated entertaining and relaxed family living.

Builder: Crawford Building
Designer: Levan Design & Dita Studio
Frame Colour: Electro Dark Bronze
Glazing: Grade A Safety Toughened Low-e Double Glazing (Argon Fill)

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The newest dual occupancy by Carter Grange radiates sophistication, featuring a breathtaking exterior that reflects the exceptional architectural design and meticulously chosen materials throughout the property.

Featuring a bold mix of timber batten cladding and render, the first floor showcases a prominent series of columns that frame the Commercial Series Double Hung Windows, drawing the eye upward. These windows are engineered to optimise airflow, with both the top and bottom sashes opening simultaneously to facilitate efficient cross-ventilation.

As you step through the elegant Victorian Ash timber entry door, you are greeted by impressive ceilings soaring to 3.4 meters, allowing natural light to flood the interior. Rylock’s expansive Commercial Series Fixed Lite Windows are showcased in the kitchen and butler’s pantry, with an impressive 4.5-meter-wide stretch that runs the entire length of the kitchen. This design feature not only maximises natural light but also adds a sophisticated, modern flair to the space.

The transition between indoor and outdoor areas is effortlessly achieved with the 5.4-meter-wide Commercial Series Stacker Door, featuring a 50mm sill that can be recessed for a smooth, zero-threshold installation, erasing the line between the two spaces. For moments when the door is closed or the weather takes a turn, the Commercial Series Awning Window provides an excellent way to introduce fresh air and maintain ventilation.

The Commercial Series Awning Windows are also installed on the home’s upper level, with the master bedroom featuring windows positioned above eye level for added privacy and to allow furniture placement below. These awning windows are equipped with stainless steel stays and Truth Bar operator hardware, ensuring smooth and effortless operation even with larger sizes.

Additionally, every Rylock product with an opening panel or sash incorporates dual seals, minimising heat loss and reducing external noise, which contributes to a quieter and more serene indoor environment. This is particularly crucial in a dual occupancy home like this one. For homes requiring more substantial noise isolation, Rylock offers a selection of acoustic glazing options.

Commercial Series Awning Windows are also present in bedrooms three and four, along with their ensuites, where they enhance the influx of natural light, creating a spacious and airy feel while supporting controlled ventilation year-round.

This project exemplifies the strength of collaboration, bringing together Carter Grange’s design expertise and Rylock’s precision-crafted window and door solutions. The result is a home that is not only visually captivating but also built to last, combining striking aesthetics with timeless design.

Details

Frame Colour: Custom Black
Glazing: Grade A Safety Toughened Low-e Double Glazing (Argon Fill)
Designer: Carter Grange
Builder: Carter Grange

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With summer in full swing and outdoor entertaining high on the agenda, it’s the perfect time to enhance your home’s outdoor areas for maximum comfort and versatility. Whether you’re looking to protect against the sun or keep your indoor spaces cooler, there are stylish shade solutions to suit every style of home from contemporary to coastal and country chic.

“Outdoor awnings not only extend your living space but also provide essential sun protection and airflow for a more enjoyable entertaining area,” says Diana Altiparmakova, Head of Product and Marketing – Luxaflex® Window Fashions.

“Windows are a major source of heat gain, with up to 87% of heat gained through uncovered windows. Stopping the heat of the sun from entering your home is significantly more efficient than attempting to cool your home after the heat has entered. By reflecting harsh Australian UV rays, awnings also help maintain a home’s internal temperature, offering both comfort and energy efficiency.”

“Maximising living spaces with a seamless indoor-outdoor transition has been a key home design trend over the past years, and shows no signs of slowing down. Choosing the right outdoor shading solution is a combination of functionality and design to create spaces that are comfortable as well as visually stunning to add long-term value to their properties.”

Finding the Perfect Awning

When selecting an awning, consider your home’s architectural style, the area you need shaded, and your preferences for colour, fabric, and functionality.

For Australia’s harsh climate, the Luxaflex® Evo Awning range is a versatile option with six different models designed to suit a variety of home styles and layouts, and a choice of fabrics, finishes, and operating systems to meet a homeowner’s unique needs. Luxaflex® Evo MagnaTrack® Awnings can – eliminate up to 95%2 of solar heat when paired with Luxaflex® Spectra Fibreglass Sunscreen fabric. This not only enhances comfort but also reduces cooling energy costs by up to 60%3, making it a smart choice for energy-conscious homeowners.

If you’re dealing with large openings or challenging weather conditions, the Luxaflex® Evo MagnaTrack® Awning is a standout option. Equipped with advanced Neodymium Magnet technology, it’s the most technologically advanced straight-drop outdoor awning on the market, offering superior wind resistance and stability.

Flexibility is key to creating functional outdoor spaces. For ultimate flexibility, retractable awnings like the Luxaflex® Folding Arm Awning provide shade on demand, allowing you to adjust based on the time of day or weather. In smaller spaces, Straight Drop Awnings add a stylish and contemporary finish while delivering privacy and sun protection. For a touch of traditional charm, Canopy Awnings pair beautifully with mid-century homes, adding classic appeal to doors and windows.

Styling Tips for Your Shade Solution

The right colour and fabric can transform your outdoor space.

• Modern Homes: Opt for sleek, minimalistic designs with neutral or solid-coloured fabrics that align with your home’s exterior palette.
• Coastal Homes: Consider marine-grade, weather-resistant materials in soft greys, whites, or sand tones. Darker fabrics reduce glare, while lighter colours are better for heat control.
• Country Homes: Classic striped or white canvas fabrics complement period features, offering a nostalgic Australian aesthetic.

Look for UV-resistant, water-repellent, and fade-resistant materials to ensure durability and longevity.

Smart Shading with Motorisation

Motorisation takes shading solutions to the next level. Automating awnings during the hottest parts of the day helps maintain cooler indoor temperatures effortlessly, adding convenience and energy efficiency to your home.

Style Meets Sustainability

Luxaflex® Awnings create inviting spaces for entertaining, relaxing, and enjoying alfresco living in style while blocking heat, reduce cooling costs, and elevating your home’s aesthetics, offering a sustainable and cost-effective way to beat the heat this summer.

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The home features a striking Rylock Textura Black powder coat finish, with a plaster reveal offset, creating a sophisticated and bold aesthetic. The front façade is adorned with four Commercial Series Max Lite Windows, each fitted with 7.5m² glass panes. The architectural design pays homage to the suburb’s Art Deco heritage while embracing contemporary elements, with Rylock products playing a central role in both the home’s visual appeal and performance.

Working closely with the architect, Destination Living, Rylock ensured that all windows and doors met the project’s energy efficiency requirements. Throughout the home, Grade A Safety Toughened Low-e Double Glazing (Argon Fill) was used, offering superior thermal insulation to maintain consistent indoor temperatures year-round and reduce energy consumption.

Commercial Series Sliding and Stacker Doors open seamlessly to the outdoor spaces, offering a smooth transition between indoor and outdoor living—an essential feature of the home’s design.

A screen spreader bar was added to maintain stability and functionality in the large openings, enhancing structural integrity without compromising the home’s aesthetic. Advanced hardware, such as stabilisation rollers, ensures easy panel movement even with the largest sizes. These doors not only serve as a visually stunning element but also contribute to the home’s fluid, open layout.

Installed in the study and theatre, the Commercial Series Awning Windows provide superior ventilation while maintaining a clean, minimalist design. In the laundry and pantry, these windows enhance airflow, improving the functionality of these spaces. Equipped with premium dual seals and Truth Bar Operator Hardware, they ensure smooth operation and long-lasting durability.

A striking feature of this home is the generous use of large glass panels, including a custom-designed 4.5m² Fixed Lite Window in the kitchen. This design floods the space with natural light, creating a bright, open atmosphere that complements the home’s modern aesthetic

Architectural Aluminium Series Hinged Doors add a refined touch to key areas such as the games room and laundry, combining both style and durability.

Hartlands Road is a testament to the power of thoughtful design, high-quality materials, and expert craftsmanship. With Rylock windows and doors seamlessly integrated into every aspect, this home exemplifies modern luxury living, all while ensuring a focus on family comfort.

Details

Frame Colour: Textura Black
Glazing: Grade A Safety Toughened Low-e Double Glazing (Argon Fill)

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Featuring two pavilions and an expansive central entertaining area, this north-facing residence is perfectly positioned to embrace the surrounding landscape. Every Rylock product in the home has been custom-designed to suit the site’s specific conditions, including a wind speed rating of N3 and a Bushfire Attack Level (BAL) of 12.5.

As you step inside, you are greeted by expansive walls of high-performance, low-e double-glazed windows and doors that flood the space with natural light while maintaining a comfortable interior temperature. Fixed Lite and Awning Windows are featured throughout, but it’s the impressive 4-meter-high Fixed Lite Window that truly captures attention upon entry. Framed by a bold central mullion, this striking feature draws the eye upward, creating a dramatic visual link to the landscape outside and blending the outdoors seamlessly with the home’s interior.

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Providing high-end, individually tailored residential interior design and decorating services, Studio McGilp is a powerhouse. Spearheaded by Alisha McGilp, this proud Australian business is one of the longest family-run furnishings and interior companies in the country. “I am the third-generation director of the McGilp family business,” says Alisha, Studio McGilp’s director and principal interior designer. “We have more than 70 years of collective expertise in all aspects of  interior design and decoration.”

An interior spatial planning and interior detailing specialist, Studio McGilp works collaboratively with architects, builders and all trades, bringing comprehensive knowledge of interior planning and forward thinking to ensure each interior fitout is considered and implemented during construction, rather than as an afterthought.

Studio McGilp handles the project management for new residential builds and renovations, as well as providing kitchen, bathroom and joinery design. Alisha and her team take care of it all. With a strong focus on incorporating special and unique soft furnishings into each project, Studio McGilp consider the furnishing response to be of equal importance as the hard design component in creating a cohesive finish. “We are specialists in automation and concealed window furnishing systems for both internal and external applications,” says Alisha. “We have extensive experience in the finer detailing of soft furnishings including custom made window furnishings, upholstery work and furniture restoration, new furniture, procurement of curated artworks and decorative interior pieces and lighting.”

Furthermore, Studio McGilp’s iconic design studio in Kew houses a rare and extensive collection of artisanal fabrics, wallpapers and interior products which the family business has been developing for more than 70 years. “Some of my earliest childhood memories are around my love of colour and beautiful fabrics,” Alisha recalls. “I used to sit in the McGilp Furnishings showroom as a little girl and admire all the beautiful fabrics and wallpapers. I knew from an early age that I wanted to be surrounded by this beauty for the rest of my life. I suppose it’s in my blood, and it has certainly always been my passion.”

Founded in 1952 by Alisha’s grandfather, Robert Alexander McGilp, the company’s inaugural moniker was “McGilp Furnishings”. Under Robert’s leadership, the company quickly became one of the first specialist soft furnishings and furniture firms in Melbourne.

As a pioneer in the world of interior decoration, Robert brought distinctive interior decorating services to Melbourne and established a custom furniture manufacturing factory in Harwood Place in the Melbourne CBD, in addition to a soft furnishings workroom. Robert’s son, and Alisha’s father, Ian McGilp, became director of the family business at the tender age of 27. He ran the business successfully until his retirement in 2021, when Alisha officially took the reins after 17 years of service.

Far from being a “nepo baby”, Alisha has worked and studied hard for her position at the helm of Studio McGilp. With a Bachelor of Interior and Exhibition Design (hons) from the National School of Design at Swinburne University, Alisha has been a member of the Design Institute of Australia (DIA) for more than a decade. She lends her voice as a Councillor of the Melbourne Scots society and is an active member on several private committees. With more than 20 years’ industry experience, Alisha has worked as a television set designer for the Nine Network (GTV9) and led designs for large-scale public and private corporate events. She has even mentored Interior Design students at RMIT and the Mercer School of Interior Design (now Collarts), and contributed as an admissions panel member for the Bachelor of Interior Design at Swinburne University. From speaking at careers nights to making an address with the League of Extraordinary Women, Alisha lives and breathes interior design.

For all her industry experience and higher education, Alisha cites familial fieldwork as her wellspring of inspiration. “I learned my most valuable lessons from working for my father,” she shares. “He taught me how to relate to clients with dignity and respect. He taught me all the intricacies of design principles and decoration detailing that no course could ever possibly cover. ”

Committed to providing individually tailored responses to every client brief, Alisha and the Studio McGilp team are equally skilled at approaching contemporary, period and heritage homes and welcome all individual aesthetics between.

Alisha plans to continue creating inspiring interiors across Australia, as well as tackling international projects. Indeed, her passion seems boundless. “Design is transformative and for this I will always love being involved in a discipline that helps people achieve their creative desires,” she reflects.

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