This industrial inspired Yallingup home was shaped as much by its environment as by the way it’s lived in. The 486sqm custom build was delivered through a close collaboration between the owners and luxury builders ProLiving, resulting in a residence that pairs a clear industrial style architectural direction as well as being designed for every day comfort.
Recognised at the 2024 HIA Housing Awards in WA as the South West Residential Home winner, the project speaks to both design intent and build quality. The home presents as a single, confident structure from the street, but beyond the front elevation its layout unfolds with purpose. A dual-section floor plan is organised around a central internal courtyard, dividing the primary living spaces from the secondary accommodation and garage while keeping everything visually and physically connected. This Y-shaped configuration allows the house to respond intelligently to seasonal changes, offering protection from prevailing winds while drawing in light, warmth and views throughout the year.
Material selection plays a defining role. Rammed earth walls which is a widely used material in WA’s South West, introduce warmth and texture, grounding the home in the coastal bushland setting, while burnished concrete floors add a refined industrial edge. Together, these materials create a palette that feels robust, tactile and entirely suited to the Yallingup landscape. Exposed aggregate at the entry reinforces the transition between outdoors and in, setting the tone from the moment you arrive.
Glazing is used generously across the home, with expansive windows and sliding doors opening living spaces to the surrounding trees and courtyard. Almost every room enjoys a visual connection to the outdoors, reinforcing a sense of openness and calm. The courtyard itself becomes a shared focal point like a protected outdoor room that draws light deep into the plan and unifies the two wings of the house.
Inside, the main living zone is open and relaxed, designed for both entertaining and day-to-day living. The kitchen sits at the heart of this space, finished with streamlined cabinetry and durable porcelain surfaces, supported by a full scullery that keeps the primary space clear and functional. The overall aesthetic remains restrained, allowing material textures and natural light to do the heavy lifting.
Four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms are arranged to provide privacy and flexibility, with the main suite positioned separately from the secondary bedrooms. This zoning supports different rhythms of use, whether hosting guests, accommodating family life or simply enjoying quiet retreat within the home.
Outdoors, a modern wild-west landscape softens the transition between house and site, with timber decking and stone paving extending living areas outward for year round use. Timber decking and stone paving extend living areas outward, reinforcing the home’s seamless indoor-outdoor flow and encouraging year-round engagement with the site.
This is a future-focused home that prioritises longevity, adaptability and connection. Through thoughtful planning, honest materials and a strong builder–client partnership, ProLiving has delivered a residence that feels grounded and purposeful with this industrial inspired Yallingup home.
A Unit 3, 25 Burler Drive, Vasse WA 6280
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