Villa Annabel
Welcome to Annabel – the Hamptons villa in Melbourne. This modern two-story villa, situated in Officer – a residential area in the outskirts of Melbourne, was completed in 2021. Three years later the family decided they wanted to future-proof their home and to install a SWIFT Pro into their house. Thankfully, a SWIFT home lift doesn’t require any complicated building works. The Hamptons-style home, as you might now, originated on the East Coast of Long Island, America, in the beach house haven of affluent New Yorkers. However, over time this culture and Hamptons aesthetics have also been adopted by Australians as their ‘own’ – where this family, a couple with their dog, is one example. As Hamptons style embodies coastal, relaxed living, this modern Australian home embraces a love for the beach and indoor/outdoor living too. Also, this Australian Hamptons home has a classic decor with timeless furniture pieces rather than what’s on trend.
Model: SWIFT Pro
Floors: 2
Lift Size: Large, L (1200×1000 mm)
Lift Colour: Traffic White
ArtWall: Harmonised Complexity
Lift Carpet: Linen Grey
Location: Officer, suburb to Melbourne
The exterior colour of a Hamptons villa is typically in tones of white, grey and cream – perfectly in tune with surrounding sandy beaches. The exterior of the weatherboard of Villa Annabel goes in a vanilla white and the foundation in grey.
The interior follows the same colour codings as the exterior and the walls are painted in a light grey and white. The first story has a wooden floor whereas the second story has a carpet in a stylish grey pattern.
Take the SWIFT lift to your (home) office. The way to work from home.
Classic armchair in white and blue fits the Hamptons style interior.
SWIFT Pro comes with RGB so that you can pick the colour of the day or whatever whenever you like.
A view of the view – through SWIFT, right from home.
Different patterns of grey. ArtWall Harmonized Complexity Grey and Carpet in Linen Grey.
SWIFT Pro – with ArtWall Harmonised Complexity Grey – from above.
