Reviews

Reviews and Media

Much has been said about the Ron Roozen Beach House.  Take a moment to view the links below.

Conde Nast TravellerConde Nast Review: Romantic Escape
Vogue Travel Review: Great Beach Houses
WallpaperWallpaper: Paradise Place Gourmet Traveller
Gourmet Traveller: Chez Ron
“You don’t get oceanside retreats more beautiful that this architect-designed, concrete, copper and glass beach house overlooking the surf, with 180-degree Indian Ocean views from all three rooms.” “The attention to detail is immaculate: a pantry service, in-house masseuse, daily servicing … or a chef can come and cook dinner while you sit back with a glass of wine … and admire the surf from one of three expansive decks.” “… a beach house born of a shared love of surfing, but one which brings a cinematic sensibility – the narrative, the frame and the edit – to an otherwise overwhilmingly beautiful site.” “An architecturally celebrated temple to surfing and the Margaret River lifestyle, ron roozen’s beach house is no ordinary beach house”.
Australian TravellerAustralian Traveller: 100 Great Australian Holiday Homes The Age, Explore Magazine

The Age Explore Magazine: The Beach Shack goes Chic
Insite
Insite Homes: Surfer’s Paradise
Beach Houses 2003 Cover
Australia’s Best Beach Houses 2003
“… a luxurious fortress of solitude, perfect for just vibing out and tuning into the grooviness of the vast Indian Ocean, man.  Like a stark, pointy, rust-coloured tribute to Huey, Ron Roozen’s three-bedroom haven has become as important a stop on Australia’s surfing pilgrimage trail as Angourie or Bells Beach.” “When it came to designing the perfect beach house, Ron Roozen had a few natural advantages.  A dedicated surfer as well as an artist, it was only to be expected that when he commissioned Sydney architect Dale Jones-Evans to design a beach house, the result would be dramatically different.  Ron Roozen’s Place is an ultra cool beach retreat.” “A sense of scale and proportion is maintained through all elements -from windows and doorways to step and deck size.  The design works to blend with the environment rather than stand out against it.” “A generous triangular site overlooking the ocean was the perfect stimulus for a diehard surfer to build his dream home. ‘My client was looking specifically for the “Bombie”, a surf term for the premier wave spot’ says architect Dale Jones-Evans who designed the extraordinary new house.”

Follow these links for more media coverage of Ron Roozen’s Beach House.

The West Australian Inside Cover
March 17, 2010
Steak on a Stake?
The West Australian Inside Cover
March 16, 2010
Tick for Cow on a Stick
The West Australian Travel
March 13, 2010
Cows on Parade
Australian Traveller
November 2009
100 Great Australian Holiday Homes
The Week Travel
October 2009
Australia’s Best Beach Houses
Weekend Australian Travel & Indulgence
December 2006
A Place in the Sun
The West Australian Feature Article
December 2006
$8000 a week for SW holiday
The Financial Review Life & Leisure
December/January 2007
A Vine Life
Wallpaper
May 2006
Paradise Place
The Melbourne Age Explore Magazine
March 2006
The Beach Shack goes Chic
Scoop Traveller
September 2005
Room Service
Gourmet Traveller
August 2005
Chez Ron
Qantas The Australian Way
July 2005
Beach Break
MEAD Living
May 2005
Extreme Luxury
InSite Homes Design & Art
2004
Surfer’s Paradise
Inside Out
2005/2006
Surfer’s Paradise
Houses
2002
Architect’s Statement
Monument
2001
Dialogue of the Surfers