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Stone Used
Hauraki Gold House
Sumich Chaplin
At Hauraki Gold House, Chamesson Limestone grounds the architecture beneathfoot, meeting the sea, while rippled Jura Beige Limestone rises across the vertical surfaces, creating a warm, textural material palette.
Overview
Hauraki Gold House is shaped by its expansive coastal setting, with a two-level design that opens the architecture towards wide, panoramic views of the sea. Chamesson Limestone forms the stone-clad steps, creating a strong, textural connection between spaces. Jura Beige Limestone lines the vertical surfaces, its warm tones and rippled finish introducing texture and movement.
Together, Chamesson and Jura Beige create a calm natural stone palette that balances the solidity of the architecture with the openness of the coastal outlook, bringing warmth, tactility and continuity to the spaces between inside and out.
Details
Architecture - Sumich Chaplin Architects
Interior Design - Charlotte Sumich Interiors
Landscapes - Suzanne Turley Landscapes
Photography - Simon Devitt
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