Featured Projects

A Spanish Villa feel with an Aussie Twist – characterised by its defining arches and subtle Mediterranean tones, Arcos Villa sits proudly in the quiet suburb of Paddington, , just a few kilometres from Brisbane’s CBD.

Originally built in the 1880’s, St Huberts is a grand Victorian mansion that started out as a single residence to serve St Kilda’s wealthy elite of the time.

At 97 Mathoura Road, six high-end apartments come to life through a design philosophy that observes craftmanship of the highest order.

An iconic Ascot estate, in the northeast of Brisbane, which featured a dated existing kitchen design and colour palette, in need of an overhaul.

Bell Street is an iconic 1850’s bluestone building located in Melbourne’s trendy inner suburb Fitzroy.

Designed by Melbourne architectural firm, DKO, the brief was to create something different to what was previously on the market, an added level of luxury with space and light being paramount.

Acqua is a bespoke architecturally-designed collection of seventeen one, two and three-bedroom apartments, beautifully located only 100 metres from Cronulla Beach.

The natural beauty intrinsic to Burleigh Heads in Queensland is quite breathtaking, from stunning coastlines to beautiful hinterlands.

Sydney’s Lower North Shore is a dream location for many, and the enviable suburb of Cammeray is located on the edge, less than 5km and only minutes away from the CBD.

Ultra-luxury living is a notion that is most often reserved for world famous cities such as Monaco, Saint-Tropez and Cannes, yet it is undeniably apt for the newest bespoke development in Melbourne, Australia

The word home can inspire so many different things for so many different people, however one constant is that it should represent a complete picture of serenity.

nner city Melbourne has many beautiful locales and highly sought after suburbs in which people want to live, but few are so pretty as the beachside suburb of Elwood.

An exciting urban transformation has taken place in the heart of Richmond, Melbourne, converting an industrial building known as Jaques precinct.

In a time where new residential developments are emerging all around us, it seems to be increasingly rare that a developer would have any personal history with a particular site.