Custom Design & Home Builder
With over 50 years in the residential building industry the Ricciardello family have solidified an impeccable reputation for high quality, luxury award winning custom homes and client satisfaction.
Weststyle thrives on the modern challenges of contemporary construction and the needs and desires of a variety of clients. It is the company’s relentless pursuit of the creation of truly exceptional architecturally-designed homes that enables Weststyle to successfully tackle the challenges of a custom designed home. Clients work closely with our in-house architect and design team to create their unique custom home.
2022 HIA AWARDS
GreenSmart Sustainable Home of the Year
2021 HIA AWARDS
Small Lot Home of the Year
2020 HIA AWARDS
Liveable Home of the Year
2019 HIA AWARDS
Framed Home of the Year
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Weststyle Open House
Weststyle are excited to reveal their latest architectural project, a modern classic family home that is warm and inviting with an understated sense of luxury.
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Safe Work + Mental Health Month
As we launch into both Safe Work and Mental Health Month there has been a large focus on Silica, the associated health and safety regulations, awareness and how to manage the risks.
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Industry Update
This quarter, I explore strategies to combat worker shortages and industry pressures, examine housing targets, and consider the future of the Western Australian construction industry.
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Texture in Interior Design
Incorporating texture in the interior design of our homes can provide for a multi-sensory experience and enhance the overall ambience of the space. Living spaces can be transformed by engaging the sense of touch, integrating elements that are chosen for their texture, materiality and the physical and emotional senses they evoke. These play a crucial role in making the home feel more inviting and personalised.
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To Build a Home in 2024?
What is it really like building a house in the current economic environment? As we reflect on an interesting and also volatile few years in the industry we thought we would share some of our thoughts and advice to anyone who may be wanting to embark on the new home journey. You will be asking some questions, where do we start? Do we renovate or build new? What are the ‘standard’ inclusions? Does every builder offer the same inclusions? Read on to find out about the Weststyle process, inclusions and journey.
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The Kitchen Triangle
The concept of the kitchen triangle dates back to the 1930s and was based on one person working efficiently in a small separated kitchen space. It is a triangular workflow model effectively connecting the fridge, cooker and sink with spacing parameters and limited traffic through the triangle.
Is the ‘kitchen triangle’ still relevant in modern interior design?
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Perfect Powder Rooms
A powder room allows design flair and functionality to coexist in harmony. Space dependant, a powder room can not only house a toilet and basin but also storage in the form of mirrored cabinets or a more spacious vanity unit, as well as a shower to double as a guest ensuite if required.
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Exciting Announcement for Weststyle
Tony Ricciardello of Weststyle has recently been appointed President of the Housing Industry Association WA region following two years in the position of Vice President and time previously spent as Chairman of the HIA Technical Committee.
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Importance of Site Orientation
Maintaining a comfortable internal temperature in your home is so important and the positioning of your home on its’ site can have quite an effect on this. Considering the orientation of your home in relation to the sun’s path, the type of light (and heat) that will enter the building and a particular time, can have a significant effect on your comfort and give you the ability to regulate your home’s internal temperatures. How you orientate your home will differ according to the local climate and amount and type of glazing you have.
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Open Plan Living
Open plan living connects the main kitchen, dining and living spaces resulting in shared zones which can encourage family conversations and connections. It has been a popular way of living to open up internal spaces, allowing rooms to feel bigger with more air flow and natural light to filter through. Open plan allows the occupant to adapt rooms to reflect lifestyle changes as families grow.