"You can be really happy in a small space."
Caroline Clifton-Bligh, owner, Crows Nest House
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Owners Mic and Caro worked closely with architect Virginia Kerridge to achieve their dream renovation in a high density area of Sydney.
"The house itself is set in a very nice wide tree lined street." says architect Virginia Kerridge.
"There's a series of similar cottages all the way down the street. Long narrow blocks."
"From the street, you're not really allowed to change the appearance at all.
It was all about what could be done at the rear of the property and what could be done to make the house engaged more with the outside space."
Virginia Kerridge is a renowned residential Australian architect.
In this episode we see how green space areas enhance a visceral connection with nature.
The addition of a multi-purpose studio to Mic and Caro’s home also becomes a source of light and joy.
"Things don't need to be huge to work well," reflects Virginia. "You don't need that much space to have a lovely place to live."
Nicely said, Virginia 🫡
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