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Green with Envy

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Located in the Canberra suburb of old Deakin, this established home was originally built in 1951 by Keith Murdoch to house journalists of the Herald Sun and Weekly Times. Read more
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A beautifully renovated 1951 home in old Deakin, featuring a harmonious blend of sage green, aged brass, and engineered stone, complemented by the innovative UM1170-9S undermount rangehood, expertly crafted by Papas Projects.

Located in the Canberra suburb of old Deakin, this established home was originally built in 1951 by Keith Murdoch to house journalists of the Herald Sun and Weekly Times. ⁣
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With a rich history, it has been renovated by Created Bespoke Joinery & Furniture, to maintain its classic character and charm. ⁣⁣The palette for this renovation, included sage green, crisp white, aged brass, and super white engineered stone. 

Featuring the UM1170-9S undermount rangehood installed into the sleek overhead cabinetry - designed to be neither seen nor heard. 

  • Designer and Joinery: Created Bespoke Joinery & Furniture
  • Builder: Papas Projects
  • Rangehood: UM1170-9S

Photographer: Hcreations Photography

4270h 15m

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“Changed our lives . Our previous pull-out had no suction and sounded like a freight train. We are only in a small retirement village unit but still got the 1600m3 fan so that we could keep the cooking smells down. It extracts everything and even steam from the rice cooker beside it. We no longer have to yell, turn the TV down or open the windows when we cook. This was an investment in our sanity.”

Judy B. of Mornington, VIC

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