Vivacious Victorian Flair

The Victorian style originated in the mid-19th century during the reign of Queen Victoria, when ornate detailing, rich materials, and dramatic interiors were the hallmarks of prestige. Homes of this era were designed to impress – the stage for lavish dinner parties and high society gatherings.

Fast-forward to today, and this modern Victorian-inspired farmhouse style residence by KELA Building Group pays homage to the grandeur of the past while introducing contemporary craftsmanship and detail.

Inside, you’ll find echoes of Victorian elegance – opulent forms, intricate wall detailing, and a sense of drama brought to life through colour and finish. Traditionally, Victorian interiors were layered with deep ruby reds, forest greens, and cobalt blues, paired with bold damasks, mahogany timbers, and dense ornamentation. In this home, those same principles of richness and intricacy are reinterpreted in a fresh, contemporary way.

This stunning home features Intrim’s SK97 skirting & architrave profile throughout, except in the dining room where SK111 in 115mm high was used for added impact, and SN03 sill nosing to deliver a classic Victorian finish to the windows.

This home is a statement of Victorian extravagance, proving that modern craftsmanship can recreate the intricate beauty of a bygone era.

Build: KELA Building Group

Architect: Kathy Barnsley