Celebrating the Eclectic Houses of Australian Suburbia
A new book showcases the wide range of architectural styles in the country, with many reflecting the playful character of its people.
A house in Seddon, Victoria. A constant theme running through Australian suburbs is a sense of irreverence and playfulness, reflecting something of Australia’s national character.
Source: Sandy Weir, Other People’s Homes, published by Affirm Press
Bubble-gum-hued houses nestled between palm trees and giant cacti, majestic apartment blocks boasting curved brick exteriors, and wrought iron balconies that tower over quiet sidewalks.
These are just some of the eclectic designs in Australian suburban homes seen in photos collected in the last 18 months by Sandy Weir on the Other People’s Homes Instagram account, and which are now published in a new book, Other People’s Homes: Suburban Kerb Appeal.