Paramount to Hamptons architecture, Scyon Linea cladding provides clean, horizontal shadow lines that evoke a classic, coastal charm. Relatively low maintenance, the cladding also prevails over traditional timber in Australia’s harsh climate. It resists flaking, warping or swelling, is resistant to fire and damage from termites and moisture.
The Hamptons’ timeless charm appeals to a growing number of Australians, looking to create their own dream home. Whether it’s the high-end traditional look, the cultured coastal aesthetic, or the mixed classic and eclectic feel, no Hamptons-style home is complete without the hallmark exterior look of weatherboard cladding.
The images in this story are from interior designer Natalee Bowen’s own home and feature Scyon Linea, Scyon Axent and Scyon Axon.
Scyon Linea is also well adapted to renovate Australia’s many brick buildings. The cladding is pre-primed ready to paint, and is easily installed over brickwork using timber or steel battens and a vapour permeable membrane.
Perfectly complementing Scyon Linea weatherboard cladding is Scyon Axent trim – a thick and versatile edge treatment for windows. It’s the finishing touch to internal and external corners, as a design enhancer at butt joints. Axent can be used with any Scyon cladding and any domestic window.
While weatherboard cladding exteriors may be associated with living by the sea, it works just as well inland. Scyon Linea is versatile, capturing resort-style luxury and easy elegance anywhere in Australia.
The Scyon™ brand is owned by James Hardie Technologies™ Ltd and was invented in the research and development facility at James Hardie Rosehill, NSW. Launched in 2006, Scyon products are made from sand, cement and cellulose. Scyon is manufactured at plants in Rosehill, NSW, Carole Park, QLD and Pernose in Auckland, New Zealand.
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