Designed around the trees

A two bedroom house for up to four guests, built from rammed earth, polished concrete, raw ply and glass on private jarrah and marri forest, with every room framing the trees.

The Gully seen from down the slope, looking up through tall jarrah and marri trunks to the house

Around the house

We call it warm brutalism, with nothing covered up and the fireplace standing open in its raw form, while the warmth comes from the timber, earthy colours pulled from the forest and soft lighting kept low.

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The living room, with a Cheminées wood fireplace on the rammed earth wall, a green sofa, ply ceiling and floor to ceiling glass onto the forest

The courtyard curving past the glass, an arched rammed earth doorway visible inside

The Green Room, a queen bed against the rammed earth wall with a clerestory window above it looking up into the treetops

Green handmade tiles and a brass rain shower in the bathroom beside the rammed earth wall

The fluted black outdoor bath in the courtyard, wrapped in charred timber with the forest above

The outdoor shower running, with the forest behind it

The Cheminées fireplace lit, with split firewood stacked against the rammed earth wall

The kitchen, a Belfast sink and dark benchtops under a wide window onto the jarrah forest

Two terrace chairs seen from above, with a glass of red wine and a pear on a timber board between them

The Clay Room, a queen bed made up in rust coloured linen against a dark timber wall

A deep set window framing the jarrah forest like a painting

A quiet desk nook with a woven stool beside floor to ceiling glass, sun on the polished concrete

The Green Room, olive linen and a black mushroom lamp against the rammed earth wall

An armchair beside sheer linen curtains, late light across the polished concrete floor

The details

We host every stay ourselves, and our local cleaner keeps the house immaculate between guests.

Sleeps: four guests, families welcome
Bedrooms: The Green Room and The Clay Room, both queen
Check in and out: check in from 2pm, check out by 11am

In the house

Cheminées Philippe wood fireplace, used April to November
Outdoor bath and shower in a private courtyard
Kitchen with Belfast sink and handmade tiles
Outdoor dining terrace
Starlink wifi, no phone reception
Clerestory window in The Green Room, blockout curtains in The Clay Room
Rammed earth walls and double glazed glass
Forest trails, a seasonal creek and plenty of wildlife

Every stay includes

Mayde teas and Nespresso coffee
Hommey towels and Ikkari bath products
Firewood for the Cheminées, April to November
Our list of the best local cafes, walks and cycling trails

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The GullyEast Nannup, WA

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