Australian design is responding more and more perceptively to its most important client — the environment. Our ancient country nurtures some of the world’s most unique and vibrant biodiversity, and the structures we call home should be a supportive offering to it. That is why The Sociable Weaver has always impressed us here at ABI Interiors, and we’ve admired from afar how they put sustainability front of mind when crafting houses. The chance to visit one of their latest projects, Driftwood, was an honour and taught us more about the cognitive approach that goes into a building of this calibre.
Set on Wadawurrung Country in Victoria’s Surf Coast region, it’s a treasure of off-grid living, cradled by trees on a vast bush block. The self-sufficient home features its own passive solar design, waste removal system, and rainwater tank — with our brushed brass and brushed nickel tapware as the delivery touchpoint.
Come with us as we tour Driftwood, a project that takes endearing country Australian design elements and teaches how well they can coexist with their surrounding -
Project by: The Sociable Weaver Homes
📹 by: @ABIInteriors
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