Discover the boldness and beauty of Glenvill’s Home Designs, pre-designed with quality and flexibility in mind so it can be unique to you. This level of personalisation starts with the facade, to make a statement and set up the personality of your home. At Glenvill Homes we have a range of facade options, curated by our team of experts, to perfectly complement your Glenvill home and capture your unique style.
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Embraces modern, classic shapes in a contemporary language. The arched steel ‘shroud’ which encompasses elements at both levels, sets this home apart.
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These facades are about materiality and detailing. Brick elements sit alongside the vertically grouped windows, within a steel ‘shroud’ in a rendered wall.
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A French provincial classic. Balanced symmetrical proportions, render finish, steep pitched roof, tall arched windows, with the addition of window boxes or Juliet balconies.
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A contemporary facade, composed of three main elements, the two-storey brick panel, the upper rendered ‘box’, and the lower garage block which the upper box rests on.
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A more minimalist version of the Mies façade. Rendered entry, windows, and doors with a detailed, battened screen in a steel shroud for the upper bed 1 window.
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Inspired by the iconic grids of Piet Mondrian, but without the solid colours, this façade uses a limited palette of contemporary materials and detailing to give an exciting result.
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A home of clear, uncomplicated proportions and geometry, inspired by the simplicity of beachside sheds with its gable roof and weatherboard skin.
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A modern classic façade inspired by the 60s buildings of New York’ Lincoln Centre. The design of the ‘deep’ bays, allows customisable window treatments with external blinds or screens.
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Facade features a double-height ‘blade’ wall, supporting a modular arrangement with a glazed upper bed ‘box’ and solid garage/stairwell massing, balanced by a brick wing wall.
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A classic façade referencing Spanish and Italian influences in residential Australian architecture. Simplicity, scale, proportion, and detail create a well-balanced and refined result.
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Inspired by the coastal architecture of New York’s Hamptons. It is characterised by its use of weatherboard cladding, contrasting trim and large windows and doors.
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This facade design seamlessly blends French provincial architecture with modern Australian style, creating a captivating statement on the streetscape.
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This coastal facade takes inspiration from traditional beach shacks with weatherboard details and minimal design, keeping your streetscape modern and traditional.
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These facades are about materiality and detailing. Brick elements sit alongside the vertically grouped windows, within a steel ‘shroud’ in a rendered wall.
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A more minimalist version of the Mies façade. Rendered entry, windows, and doors with a detailed, battened screen in a steel shroud for the upper bed 1 window.
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Elegantly inspired by LA desert modernist homes, this facade combines monolith strength with openness. Grand windows, vertical components, natural timber, and feature brick wing create a timeless reinvention.
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Robust, tactile facade echoes coastal elements with sand-textured render, cliff-like brickwork, and sun-warmed timber backdrop. With a nod to skillion roofs, offering comfort and coastal charm anywhere.
A classic palette, with its timeless and enduring style, will remain modern throughout the years. By harmoniously blending black accents with elegant greys and understated accents, a refined and classic look is achieved.
Elemental design incorporates a range of materials that reflect the natural world, creating an organic aesthetic. The earthy grey render harmonises with the overall composition, connecting your exterior to nature.
Crafted to create a captivating first impression, this palette represents lavishness and sophistication. The result is a refined exterior design that exudes opulence and glamour.
This refined palette creates a striking visual impact, emphasising clean lines and contrasting black and white tones. The result is a visually captivating exterior that exudes a modern charm with visual depth.
Inspired by the beauty of the Australian landscape, this palette seamlessly weaves together organic tones and earthy neutrals. The Natural palette creates a harmonious and inviting exterior that mirrors the beauty of the natural world.
This sophisticated palette creates a harmonious and modern look that stands the test of time. The classic combination of black and grey contrasts against the white bricks to add depth and balance. To complimnet this exterior, incorporate materials like stone and metals in your landscaping.
Retreat is a serene and calming palette inspired by relaxing in nature. The brown bricks bring warmth, while the grey render adds a touch of elegance. The natural element of cement compliments the black hues, creating a refined environment.
Capturing the charm of natural hues and warm undertones reminiscent of sandstone, this palette creates a welcoming and earthy aesthetic. Cream shades for the render, warm white bricks and soft grey roof tiles create a serene and inviting exterior.
A clean and minimalistic colour palette, Scandanavian is characterised by crisp white bricks, a cool grey render, and natural wood tones. Simple yet elegant, this palette creates a harmonious and inviting ambiance that seamlessly integrates with the surrounding natural environment.
Disclaimer: Please note colours are to be used as a guide only and may appear different in person. All imagery is illustrative only and may feature upgrade items which are available at an additional cost. Façade images are to be used as a guide only and may show decorative items not included in the base price. Windows, front entry doors and frames are commonly altered to the facade to suit room layouts in different house designs and to suit different house widths. Contact a Glenvill Homes Design Manager to assist you in making your choice. Colour selections are subject to change without notice, Glenvill Homes reserves the right to swap colours for a similar item if the item is discontinued by the supplier.
