Reviews
Reviews and Media
Much has been said about the Ron Roozen Beach House. Take a moment to view the links below.
Conde Nast Review: Romantic Escape |
![]() Vogue Travel Review: Great Beach Houses |
Wallpaper: Paradise Place |
![]() 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 Traveller: 100 Great Australian Holiday Homes |
![]() The Age Explore Magazine: The Beach Shack goes Chic |
![]() Insite Homes: Surfer’s Paradise |
![]() 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 |







