A GRODALE home begins with a simple idea - every space should make everyday living easier, more comfortable and more enjoyable.
Our homes combine practical planning, generous living spaces and a clear separation between social and private areas.
Our current design direction centres around comfortable single-storey family homes of approximately 150-160 m², typically configured around four bedrooms, two bathrooms and two car spaces.
These dimensions represent the current GRODALE design philosophy. Final layouts and specifications will be developed for each individual community.
Approximate design direction
Room for family life
Current concept
Current concept
Good design is not simply about fitting rooms inside a building envelope.
It is about how you move through the home, where family life happens, where privacy begins and how everyday tasks fit naturally into the plan.
GRODALE homes are developed around clearly defined living, private and utility areas.
H03 / Functional zoning concept, not a floorplan. Project floorplans will be published separately.
Living, dining, kitchen and alfresco areas form the social heart of the home.
The aim is to create an open and connected space that feels generous without wasting floor area - comfortable for everyday family life, entertaining and quieter moments at home.
Bedrooms and bathrooms are grouped away from the main social areas of the home.
This creates a clearer distinction between active living spaces and quieter private rooms, reducing unnecessary movement through sleeping areas.
The entrance should lead naturally toward the living areas rather than immediately revealing bedrooms, bathrooms or a dominant kitchen.
Our design direction also avoids positioning the main bedroom directly beside the front entrance wherever the project layout allows.
The kitchen remains connected to dining and living spaces without needing to become the visual centre of the entire home.
Planning focuses on comfortable circulation, practical preparation space, storage and an easy relationship with dining and outdoor living.
The main bedroom is treated as part of the private zone rather than simply another room positioned wherever space remains.
Privacy, storage, bathroom access and separation from the busiest parts of the home all influence its location.
A comfortable home also depends on the spaces that rarely appear in architectural photography.
Storage, laundry, garage access, guest facilities and service areas are considered as part of the plan from the beginning.
Outdoor living is an important part of the Western Australian lifestyle.
GRODALE homes are intended to create an easy relationship between the main living space, alfresco area and private garden so that indoor and outdoor areas can function together.
Natural light, comfortable interiors and a well-performing building envelope all contribute to how a home feels.
Rather than making claims about one ideal orientation, each project will respond to the actual site and community layout.
The GRODALE design language favours natural textures and restrained materials rather than decorative excess.
Timber, stone, warm neutrals, muted metal finishes and carefully selected details create interiors intended to feel contemporary without becoming temporary or trend-driven.
Insulation, glazing, wall construction and controlled prefabrication sit behind the finished interior.
They are not the visual focus of the home, but they help create the comfort and consistency that the design is intended to deliver.
Depending on the individual development, GRODALE homes may incorporate solutions such as:
Technology should improve the home rather than exist simply as a feature list.
Solar generation
Smart home controls
Efficient heating and cooling
Water management
Energy monitoring
Other project-specific technologies
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Future GRODALE communities will bring this design philosophy into specific homes, locations and floorplans.
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