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Photo of a transitional bedroom in Adelaide With White Walls, Medium Hardwood Floors, Brown Floor and Panelled Walls.

This is an example of a contemporary bathroom in Melbourne.

Photo of a beach style Galley laundry room in Sydney With a Farmhouse Sink, Flat-panel Cabinets, White Cabinets, Beige Splashback, Multi-Coloured Floor and Grey Benchtop.

This is an example of a beach style kitchen in Central Coast.

This is an example of a midcentury bathroom in Central Coast With Flat-panel Cabinets, Medium Wood Cabinets, Multi-coloured Tile, Terrazzo Floors, a Vessel Sink, Multi-Coloured Floor, White Benchtops, a Single Vanity and a Floating Vanity.

Midcentury kitchen in Perth.

Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen in Gold Coast - Tweed.

Photo of a modern Open Concept living room in Brisbane With White Walls, Medium Hardwood Floors, a Ribbon Fireplace and Brown Floor.

This is an example of a modern bathroom With Flat-panel Cabinets, Dark Wood Cabinets, a Freestanding Tub, a Curbless Shower, Gray Tile, a Vessel Sink, Grey Floor, an Open Shower, White Benchtops, a Niche, a Single Vanity and a Floating Vanity.

The Shark House is a bold four-storey waterfront residence located in Blackwall on Darkinjung Country, on the NSW Central Coast. Replacing a modest weatherboard cottage, the project is a knockdown rebuild that responds to a highly constrained 460-square-metre site, bounded by the water to the front and a steep rocky reserve to the rear. With limited footprint and strict planning controls, the design adopts a vertical strategy to maximise floor area, views and amenity. Designed as a home for entertaining, the residence is organised to place living spaces and experiences where they are most impactful. A rooftop infinity pool and entertaining terrace crown the building, freeing up ground-level space while delivering panoramic views across Brisbane Water to the Rip Bridge. This elevated outdoor zone becomes the home’s social heart, complete with an outdoor kitchen and amenities, all accessed via lift. Materially, the architecture is defined by off-form concrete, natural stone cladding and timber-look detailing, selected for durability in the coastal environment and to visually anchor the building within its rocky setting. Black-framed glazing captures expansive water views while maintaining a restrained, sculptural exterior. Arrival is marked by a distinctive entry sequence of stepping stones crossing a pond inhabited by tropical fish and baby sharks—an element that gives the house its name. Internally, a floating stair rises through a full-height glass atrium, drawing daylight deep into the home and reinforcing a strong vertical connection between levels. Inside, the main living level is oriented entirely toward the water, with floor-to-ceiling glazing, refined joinery and a dramatic glass-bottom pool overhead that filters light through the space. The Shark House transforms site constraints into architectural opportunity, delivering a striking yet serene coastal home deeply connected to water, light and place.

Inspiration for a Small contemporary powder room in Sydney With a Wall-mount Toilet, Beige Tile, Porcelain Tile, Beige Walls, Porcelain Floors, Multi-Coloured Floor, Brown Benchtops and a Floating Vanity.

Design ideas for a contemporary kitchen in Melbourne.

This is an example of an eclectic living room in Perth.

Beach style entryway in Sydney.

Photo of a contemporary Galley eat-in kitchen in Brisbane With an Undermount Sink, Flat-panel Cabinets, Light Wood Cabinets, Window Splashback, Black Appliances, Light Hardwood Floors, with Island, Beige Floor and Grey Benchtop.

Design ideas for a Small contemporary L-shaped open plan kitchen in Geelong With an Undermount Sink, Marble Benchtops, Grey Splashback, Marble Splashback, Black Appliances, Light Hardwood Floors, with Island, Grey Benchtop, Flat-panel Cabinets, Beige Floor and Grey Cabinets.

Modern bathroom in Perth.