6 Sabina Street, Menora WA 6050

Designed by multi-award winning architect, Jean-mic Perrine of Architects Perrine, the Art House is a culmination of the owners love of art, lifestyle and living beautifully. A home with modernist influences, Art House plays with light, artisanal textures and materials and gracefully embraces nature from every angle.

SPOTLIGHT

/ Designed by multi-award winning Architect, Jean-mic Perrine of Architects Perrine
/ 711 sqm block
/ Landscaping by the late-Japanese garden designer, Aji Morozumi, including reflection pond with koi fish, stone lanterns, Chinese Tallow and integrated lighting
/ Modernist in style, taking cues from the early modernist homes of the locale
/ Designed around a love of art
/ An internal environment built around having an aspect to nature from every angle
/ Artisanal materials and craftsmanship throughout
/ Internally bathed in natural light
/ Functional and practical floor plan and use of space
/ High quality fixtures and fittings
/ Polished Terrazzo flooring
/ Feature sawtooth staircase with a Marmorino marble finish and rocket light balustrade
/ Marmorino fine paint finish to all walls
/ Impressive over-sized pivot font door
/ Double volume entry and void area
/ Roger Seller and Grohe tapware
/ Kitchen appliances by Gaggenau, Miele, Electrolux and Liebherr
/ Main bedroom ensuite with separate bath and shower
/ Reverse-cycle air-conditioning
/ Lots of storage, including two storerooms, large linen cupboard and laundry shoot
/ Extra large laundry

With a design brief that centred around the owner’s love of art and living well, Art House acts as both a statement of beauty and a very practical family home. Never compromising form over the function, the home manages to perform the day-to-day tasks extremely well, whilst providing a backdrop that is reminiscent of an exquisite international gallery. Polished Terrazzo floors are complemented by Marmorino walls, deliberately reflecting the owners art collection on the ceilings and the floors, creating washes of colour and interest at every turn.

A statement in scale and drama, the oversized pivot door swings open to reveal a deliberately sunken entry—an undeniably impressive first impression. The play on levels heightens the sense of grandeur, drawing you into the home’s architectural theatre. Anchoring the space, a soaring double-height void and striking sawtooth staircase—framed by a bold rocket-light balustrade—immediately signal that this is no ordinary home.

Crafted for connection yet distinctly defined, the open-plan living and dining area flows effortlessly while maintaining a sense of individuality. Designed to engage with the entire home, it invites the rituals of entertaining, dining, and cooking to unfold — where everyday moments become a performance of living. Framing a seamless transition to the outdoor terrace, bi-fold doors dissolve the boundary between inside and out, inviting effortless alfresco dining and lounging. Overlooking the tranquil gardens and reflection ponds — designed by the late Japanese designer Aji Morozumi — the space becomes a sanctuary of serenity and style. Thoughtfully curated, the landscape unfolds with the graceful presence of Chinese tallow, the gentle movement of koi, and the soothing sound of water, creating an immersive retreat.

The kitchen is both sculptural and practical. At its heart, a vast island bench invites moments of connection — be it a casual drink with guests or a morning coffee. Seamlessly integrated, a walk-in pantry and abundant storage ensure easy organisation, while premium appliances by Gaggenau, Miele, Electrolux and Liebherr elevate the culinary experience.

Upstairs the main bedroom suite commands the southern end of the home. With its own balcony, spacious walk-in-robe and luxurious ensuite, this space is both private and well-appointed. Each of the secondary bedrooms are oversized and feature access to north facing balconies, with two of the bedrooms featuring walk-in-robes and ensuite access.

Positioned in one of Menora’s most coveted pockets, Art House enjoys an enviable connection to nature and urban convenience. Directly opposite Patula Park, the residence is also moments from Yokine Regional Open Space and Mount Lawley Golf Club — perfect for morning walks or weekend recreation. Terry Tyzack Aquatic Centre is close by for fitness and leisure, while the city’s vibrant energy is just a short commute away, offering the best of both retreat and connectivity.