Glovers Station
Larritt-Evans
Elsternwick, VIC, Australia
Larritt-Evans
Elsternwick, VIC, Australia
From the Designer
A 1930's service station transformed into a light-filled & spacious cafe in which Larritt-Evans have kept the fit-out sympathetic to the space’s Tudor architecture.
Published
15 August, 2017
Photography
Simon Shiff
Designer:
Larritt-Evans
Photographer:
Simon Shiff
Introduction:
Broadsheet (Excerpt)
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