Selected work · Bella Vista, New South Wales, Australia

Bella Vista.

High-Contrast Modern LuxeresidentialNovember 2024

Double-height stair hall with floating grey stone treads, glass balustrades and a looping sculptural pendant

Project date: November 2024
Suburb / city: Bella Vista
State / region: New South Wales
Country: Australia
Style: High-Contrast Modern Luxe
Significance: Large modern Sydney residence
Design notes: monolithic marble volumes, matte black accents, sculptural linear lighting, double-height openness, crisp white architecture
Services: Interior Design, Spatial Planning, Material Selection, Custom Joinery

Large modern Sydney residence. A curated selection from the 2025 final renders.

Sunlit white kitchen with a marble waterfall island, ribbed breakfast bar and ringed linear pendant — Bella Vista · interior view 04.

High-ceilinged kitchen with a marble-framed island, illuminated shelving and a ribbed white cabinet front — Bella Vista · interior view 06.

Open kitchen with a stacked marble island, cantilevered white dining ledge and black-framed sliding doors — Bella Vista · interior view 07.

Poolside terrace with black woven lounge seating, pale stone paving and frameless glass overlooking the lawn — Bella Vista · interior view 09.

Monochrome bathroom with twin black vessel basins, a floating vanity and dark stone feature wall beneath linear lighting — Bella Vista · interior view 01.

Walk-in shower lined in pale grey stone with a dark floor, oversized rain head and matte black hand shower — Bella Vista · interior view 03.

Compact toilet alcove wrapped in pale veined stone, with a matte black toilet, flush plate and dark tiled floor — Bella Vista · interior view 02.

Double-height living room with a sculptural white modular sofa, glowing onyx TV wall and suspended ribbon pendant — Bella Vista · interior view 10.

The story

Every detail, considered.

Monolithic marble volumes in a double-height space, with crisp white architecture around them so the stone reads as mass rather than surface. On a house this large, that distinction is what stops the material becoming wallpaper.

Matte black accents give the eye somewhere to stop. Sculptural linear lighting follows the lines of the architecture.