If you?re not familiar with daughter-father architect duo Andrea and Lindsay Moore, you?re in for a treat today!
And if you are an ardent fan like us, you?ve probably heard of Ross Farm, their boutique accommodation in South Gippsland. After all, it is hailed as one of the most original and inspiring accommodations in Australia.
The property features three individual buildings – the Cabin, the Dairy, and the Barn. You may book any one of these or the entire property, based on the number of guests. Of these, the Cabin is the smallest with one bedroom, while the Dairy is the biggest with three bedrooms.
But we?re going to focus on the Barn today, which has two bedrooms and can accommodate up to four guests. Although all three structures share the same design language, the Barn stands out with its use of granite, pitched ceilings, and an impressive floor-to-ceiling rear facade made of glass. Without further ado, let?s take a closer look at the Barn.

A Detailed Look At The Barn

The first thing to know about Ross Farm is that it was initially a dairy farm with three dilapidated buildings. Lindsay Moore purchased the abandoned dairy farm in 2005 to build a new home on the one-hectare property. But that plan changed when he saw that the area started attracting more visitors and tourists.

He teamed up with his daughter, Andrea, an experienced interior architect who runs Studio Moore. Together, this creative duo managed to bring new lif...