Glen Iris residence

Description:

Project Name
Glen Iris Residence

Project Type
Knock down rebuild

Description
Luxaflex Roller Blind
Luxaflex Polysatin Shutters
Luxaflex Pirouette
Luxaflex Silhouette
Somfy motorised automation
Luxaflex Lumishade

Budget
$$$

WINDO FURNISHINGS IN GLEN IRIS

Bay windows and sash windows, almost exclusively made from timber, are the most common style windows of Victorian era houses. Blinds, Shutters and Curtains are all used interchangeably, with high quality fabrics a must have for the era houses in Glen Iris.

Blinds in Glen Iris compliment the beautiful heritage and era homes. The designs and styles of Glen Iris blinds trend from traditional through to modern automation.

Similarly with Curtains in Glen Iris, whilst the traditional homes favour elegant and classical curtains, the modern architecturally designed homes faviour sheers and shutters.

Blinds in Glen Iris compliment its spacious tranquil suburban aspect. Honeycomb blinds and roller blinds are prominent throughout Glen Iris. Curtains in Glen Iris range from traditional heavy thread styles through to modern sheers complimenting new architecture and interior designed homes in Glen Iris.

Al fresco courtyard living is modern feature of Glen Iris, you will find a range of patio external awnings. From straight drop awnings through to automated casette awnings and manual folding arm external awnings.

Shutters feature prominently, similar to the surrounding suburbs of Victorian era houses such as the Shutters in Kew, Camberwell Shutters and Hawthorn Shutters. Malvern shutters reflect the age and design of homes in Glen Iris.

Type of shutters in Glen Iris include timber shutters, polysatin shutters, and aluminium and timber venetian blind shutters.

ABOUT GLEN IRIS

Glen Iris is an inner eastern suburb of Melbourne, approximately 12 km from the Melbourne Central Business District. Malvern is located within the City of Boroondara, adjoining the suburbs of Camberwell, Malvern, Prahran, Caulfield, Kooyong and Toorak. Glen Iris is on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung peoples.

Known for its leafy green boulevards and spacious residences, Glen Iris is one of Melbourne’s most desired and exclusive suburbs. Notable streets in Glen Iris are High Street, Toorak Road, Summerhill Road,  Glen Iris Road, Malvern Road and Burke Road..

Notable attractions in Glen Iris include the Gardiners Creek Trail, Ferndale Trail, Hartwell Sports Ground, TH King Oval, Nettleton Park, Tooronga Village, Bounce and St Kevins Sports Fields.

Glen Iris is home to recognised schools including Korowa Anglican Girls School, Sacre Couer, Caulfield Grammer, St Cecilia’s Primary School,  and Glen Iris Primary School.

Architecture and interior design in Glen Iris is a mixture of historic Victorian and Edwardian, with emerging modern designs complimenting its past.

Glen Iris has a number of designated heritage overlays and heritage precincts incuding Ashburton Uniting Church, St Michael’s Parish Ashburton and St Oswald’s Anglical Church Glen Iris.