Client Stories

Seeking a lifestyle immersed in nature, Darren and Michelle chose Parkerville, where they embraced a tree change that transformed their everyday. Their vision for a life immersed in nature came alive with double balconies that seamlessly extend their living space into the treetops. Darren shared how effortless this dream became, thanks to an immediate connection with their designer. Their home is more than just a house; it’s a sanctuary bathed in natural light and wonderfully energy-efficient, yet it’s the surrounding embrace of nature—the land and its wild inhabitants—that truly defines their lifestyle. This was paramount for them, and they tell us they absolutely love every moment of their new, nature-infused life.

For Naomi and her family, building with The Rural Building Co. was a wonderful experience based on trust, respect and understanding.

“For us, the building process was remarkably pleasant. We had a lovely supervisor who was very attentive. It was a lovely experience.”

The end result is a warm, welcoming home that sits comfortably in the Gidgegannup landscape.

In Cardup, Grace and Luke built a home based on The Blaxland Retreat. The home blends contemporary and traditional styles, while seamlessly connecting with the surrounding environment.

In the pursuit of an inclusive home, Peter and Mary built their family home in Aveley. Working closely with The Rural Building Co., Peter and Mary designed a home to cater to the unique needs of their daughter, while also embracing a space that will work as the family matures.

John and Sandie chose to build the Karridale Retreat in Canning Vale because of its unique yet familiar aesthetic. They thoroughly enjoyed the building process, which went without a hitch.

The Stonewood Farmhouse was the perfect design for Martin, Tammy, and Tammy’s mum. The family built their home in Ambergate, with the addition of a granny flat, which worked beautifully at the rear of the home.

When Mark and Fiona made the decision to move to Esperance, they knew there was one home that was perfectly suited to their coastal block – The Skillion.

Mark and Fiona wanted a spacious, open-plan home design that radiated a relaxed coastal lifestyle and embraced the sunshine.

The couple worked closely with the Esperance team for a smooth and stress-free build.

Retirees Pauline and Wayne custom-built the Blaxland Retreat on a beautiful block in Dardanup, with views of the surrounding countryside.

Pauline and Wayne formed an instant bond with their Building and Design Consultant, who assisted them in finding the perfect design for their block, ensuring the layout and orientation was just right to take in the beautiful views.

Building a home has always been a dream of Sarah’s, knowing that she could get exactly what she wanted – a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home with a home theatre and large alfresco. After drawing inspiration from a range of home designs, Sarah and her partner Levi created their very own custom home in Dongara, perfectly meeting their needs.

Interior designer Clinton’s Margaret River home is welcoming and eclectic, with souvenirs from work trips and holidays scattered throughout.

It was important to Clinton that his home be welcoming to guests, with large bedrooms and space for entertaining.

The end result is a tranquil Margaret River residence bordered by two ponds and a private outdoor area.

Neil chose to build the Karridale Retreat on his tranquil, five-acre block in Lower Chittering.

From the bush poles framing the verandah to the sweeping ceilings and central fireplace in the main living area, this home design perfectly suits its picturesque surroundings.

Neil says he was impressed with the communication throughout the duration of his build.

Savvy homeowner Carissa realised she could build her own home in Busselton for the same price as she was paying in rent. Carissa had a great first building experience and is very appreciative of all the support she received from various team members throughout the process.

Les and Margaret had a clear idea about the home they wanted to build in Geraldton – a traditional Australian homestead with large verandahs, a workshop, and magnificent ocean views.

From the bush poles framing the verandah to the open spaces and earthy tones, this is a truly unique home with a rustic charm.

As Les says: “We designed this. It’s only two bedrooms but it’s got a big workshop. It’s just what we wanted; it works for us.”