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Cabin by the Coast : A Home Rooted in Nature

In the picturesque coastal woodland of Aireys Inlet, a shipping container home stands as a beacon of sustainable design and thoughtful living.

Set against a backdrop of towering eucalypts and rare orchids, this unique home was designed to embrace its exquisite surroundings. Tamsin O'Neill and Tom Bodycomb, the creative minds behind Green magazine, sought to build a sanctuary that balances the rugged charm of the west coast with sustainable living principles.

The home’s design centers on its connection to nature, with massive windows and glazed doors offering sweeping views of the bushland. Inside, every detail has been considered to reflect the surrounding environment—including the lighting.

The bathrooms and living spaces feature our ceramic bowl sconce and dish sconce, in a series of earthy toned glazes such as Saltbush, Rivergum, and Storm. For additional contrast, the black Liquorice glaze was pulled from our archives to complement the black exterior of the cabin.

"The colours were what really drew me to the sconces. The house interior is intentionally dark to compensate for the large amount of glazing. It absorbs light and draws the eye out into the bush."

Tamsin O'Neil / Green Magazine

Project Container Cabin by the Coast

Images commissioned by Green Magazine Photographer Tess Kelly

Film and Joinery by Cantilever Interiors

DELIVERY & RETURNS

Australia-Wide Shipping
$15 Flat rate for shipping within Australia for colour chip orders.

$25 Flat rate for shipping within Australia wall hooks and accessories.

$25 per item for Basins, Wall Lights, Lamps and Pendant Lights.

Orders are dispatched with Australia Post - You will receive a tracking number once your order is dispatched.

International Shipping
International shipping is available, with prices quoted at checkout. Please note all international purchases are exclusive of any local taxes or duties. Please check your local government customs regulations to confirm whether your purchase may be subject to additional duties. If you have difficulty processing an international order, please email sales@robertgordoninteriors.com for assistance.

Production Lead Times
All of our basins, lighting and accessories are handmade to order, just for you.
Please allow up to 4-8 weeks for basins to be made and dispatched, and 4-6 weeks for lighting and accessories.

If you require your order sooner, please email sales@robertgordoninteriors.com and we will do our best to help!

Returns –

We offer returns on faulty goods or change of mind within 30 days of delivery.
Please be sure to contact us first to gain authorisation before returning. Email us at sales@robertgordoninteriors.com.

For more information see our Returns Policy.

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Cabin by the Coast : A Home Rooted in Nature

In the picturesque coastal woodland of Aireys Inlet, a shipping container home stands as a beacon of sustainable design and thoughtful living.

The bathrooms and living spaces feature our ceramic bowl sconce and dish sconce, in a series of earthy toned glazes such as Saltbush, Rivergum, and Storm. For additional contrast, the black Liquorice glaze was pulled from our archives to complement the black exterior of the cabin.

"The colours were what really drew me to the sconces. The house interior is intentionally dark to compensate for the large amount of glazing. It absorbs light and draws the eye out into the bush."

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Cabin by the Coast : A Home Rooted in Nature

In the picturesque coastal woodland of Aireys Inlet, a shipping container home stands as a beacon of sustainable design and thoughtful living.

The bathrooms and living spaces feature our ceramic bowl sconce and dish sconce, in a series of earthy toned glazes such as Saltbush, Rivergum, and Storm. For additional contrast, the black Liquorice glaze was pulled from our archives to complement the black exterior of the cabin.

"The colours were what really drew me to the sconces. The house interior is intentionally dark to compensate for the large amount of glazing. It absorbs light and draws the eye out into the bush."

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