Built by Sea Spray Homes by Moody Builders, the sculptural home is nestled among the coastal ti-tree of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula, pairing raw, robust materials with high-performance design. Built to Passive House standards, it achieves exceptional thermal comfort and airtightness, while recycled concrete, reclaimed Oregon timber and triple-glazed windows speak to a broader commitment to longevity and responsible building.
Throughout the home, Faucet Strommen’s Australian Made Pegasi Collection in Brushed Chrome sits naturally within this material palette.
Rye Cave House is full of moments that challenge the conventions of residential design. A sunken bath is carved directly into the concrete slab. Internal planter beds bring greenery deep into the home, while expansive glazing creates a seamless connection with the surrounding bushland.
Against the texture of concrete, timber and planting, Brushed Chrome brings a crisp metallic finish without competing with the architecture.
The Pegasi Collection was selected throughout the home, spanning the bathroom, shower and kitchen. With an extensive range of models, configurations and finishes, Pegasi gives architects and designers the flexibility to carry one design language across multiple spaces and applications.
Australian Made in our Kerang factory, the collection combines precision manufacturing with the breadth required for highly individual architectural projects, particularly homes like Rye Cave House, where standard solutions don’t always apply.
Specified in Brushed Chrome throughout, the Pegasi Collection creates continuity across the home’s wet areas.
Rye Cave House is a compelling example of what happens when architecture, material and product are approached as part of the same conversation. Bold in form yet deeply connected to its site, it’s a home designed around how it will perform, age and be lived in, with Pegasi forming part of the details that bring it together.
