Brought to life by Corinne and Shane of HOVEN, the design reflects a deeply considered vision. There is restraint here, but never absence. Every curve, junction, and finish has been resolved with purpose, resulting in a home that feels both expansive and grounded—luxurious without excess.

At its heart, the open-plan living and kitchen reveal a layered material palette that defines the home’s character. Spotted gum flooring introduces warmth underfoot, while Hollywood-toned cabinetry by Návurban adds richness and depth. Stone benchtops bring a tactile softness, their natural variation complementing the surrounding textures. Hardware by Lo & Co punctuates the palette with quiet precision, completing a composition that feels cohesive rather than composed.

The interior styling further elevates the narrative, balancing playfulness with sophistication. Rust tones sit against a base of creamy neutrals and soft beiges, creating a palette that feels both inviting and enduring. Beyond, the outlook stretches across the pool to the Broadbeach skyline—a subtle reminder of the home’s connection to both water and city.

A secondary living zone introduces a more intimate, grown-up atmosphere. Here, a sculptural bar becomes the centrepiece, framed by signature arches and designed to open seamlessly onto the outdoor entertaining area. This fluid connection between spaces captures a distinctly Queensland way of living—where boundaries dissolve and the home expands to meet its environment.

Upstairs, the master suite unfolds as a private sanctuary. Curved walls envelop the space, while olive tones and warm timber accents create a sense of calm. The adjoining walk-in robe is generous yet refined, leading into an ensuite that feels both grand and restorative. A freestanding bath, dual shower, and layered materials transform the space into an experience, not just a function.

Each additional bedroom continues this narrative of individuality and cohesion. Walk-in robes and ensuites are thoughtfully appointed, with each wet area expressing its own identity through carefully selected tiles and finishes. The palette—greens, rusts, and earthy browns—remains consistent, yet never repetitive.