DecoBatten, the stunning range of timber look aluminium battens by DECO, has been featured on Daniel Lomma’s new contemporary home in Perth.
Barnard House, Lomma’s new energy-efficient contemporary home has a resort vibe, and has been designed with several environmentally-conscious features such as cross-ventilation, solar panels, water-wise plumbing, and high-performing sustainable products suitable for all environmental conditions.
The award-winning corner-block property also features DECO’s stunning 50x50 DecoBattens in DecoWood’s natural Kwila finish, which when combined with the smooth, split-face masonry, present a picture of architectural elegance. The use of the timber-look battens allows the house to complement its natural surroundings including the nature reserve across the road.
DecoBatten 46x25 battens, applied to the striking garage door, carry the aesthetic across the entire building, radiating warmth and contemporary appeal.
DecoBatten delivers multiple advantages such as elegant aesthetics, low maintenance and UV stability to any application. The Super Durable marine grade powdercoating on the DecoWood finish offers extra durability, which protects the home situated near the Swan River, from moisture.
Made from easily-recycled aluminium, the sustainable DecoBatten eliminates logging, harmful greenhouse gases and VOCs, presenting a picture of eco-friendly elegance.
Barnard House by Daniel Lomma has won several awards, including the BDAWA 2019 ‘Best New Residential Design up to $750 000 – $1 million’, and ‘Designer New Home of the Year’ at the Trends International Design Awards 2019.
