Reflections - Golden dawn light reflects the form of the Reflections house in the pond at this Dalefield property in Queenstown designed by Architect Stacey Farrell
Reflections - They yellow door and sculpture welcomes guests to the Reflections house in Queenstown designed by Architect Stacey Farrell
Reflections - The pods of the Reflections house in Queenstown mirror the form of the Remarkables behind designed by Architect Stacey Farrell
Reflections - The living & dining room at the Reflections house in Dalefield Queenstown designed by Architect Stacey Farrell
Reflections - Dappled light complements the gallery space of the extended hallway at the Reflections house in Queenstown by Architect Stacey Farrell
Reflections - The interior design of the Reflections house in Queenstown complements the Architecture by Architect Stacey Farrell
Reflections - Even in winter the modern construction techniques and materials used by Architect Stacey Farrell keep the Reflections house in Queenstown cosy and warm
Reflections - The Reflections house in Queenstown was designed by local Architect Stacey Farrell to capture the sunlight and views throughout the day
Reflections - The focal point of the Reflections house in Queenstown was designed around comfortable furniture and a cosy gas fire by Architect Stacey Farrell
Reflections - Artwork adorns the walls of the gallery-like hallways of the Reflections house in Queenstown designed by Architect Stacey Farrell
Reflections - Bunkbeds are a favourite feature of the Reflections house in Queenstown for extended family holidays and vacations custom designed by Architect Stacey Farrell

Reflections

This section in Dalefield, Queenstown is amazing and aptly called ‘Reflections’.

A flat site with the 360 degree mountain views reflected in the landscape ponds. A great inspirational place to start designing from.

The design is for a holiday home that will transition through the growth of the family and possibly to full time living.

My concept was to create individual pods that give separation within the house. Each pod has been carefully placed for privacy, to get views of the main ponds, and for North sun. They are connected by a gallery, displaying some of the owner-artist’s paintings.

Photographed by Ben Ruffell