Members Hour: Rose Seidler House

Welcome to Members Hour at Rose Seidler House providing members with exclusive access to our properties.

A bold and optimistic vision for a new way of living, Rose Seidler House was designed by the young Harry Seidler for his parents, Rose and Max. Like most other modernist architects of his generation, Harry believed that an architect had a holistic role in the design and selection of all of the components in a commission, including the interiors and finishes, furniture and furnishings, and even domestic objects and appliances – all of which revealed their fitness for purpose through their form and materiality.

With a special members-only talk, learn more about how the design of his parents’ house offered the young Harry Seidler the first opportunity to demonstrate his skill in this way.

Bookings essential. Registrations open soon.

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71 Clissold Road, Wahroonga NSW 2076

Rose Seidler House

71 Clissold Road, Wahroonga NSW 2076Plan your visit
  • Sunday 29 September 9am–10am
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Rose Seidler (left) and Bea Evans seated in the living room, Rose Seidler House

Conserving Harry Seidler’s sofa 

A sofa Harry Seidler designed for Rose Seidler House was conserved and reupholstered, and the process revealed some unexpected findings

Black and white photograph of four men standing in front of tree in garden.

Eulogy Harry Seidler AC OBE 1923-2006

This is an edited version of a eulogy given by Peter Watts at Harry Seidler's Memorial Service at the Theatre Royal, Sydney, 6 April 2006

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Cook & Curator

Translating tastes: the Rose Seidler recipe collection

Recently translated from the original German, recipes kept by Rose Seidler provide valuable insight into her culinary heritage and Austrian identity

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