Selected work · Shoal Point, Queensland, Australia

Shoal Point II.

Mediterranean Coastal ResortresidentialApril 2023

Covered balcony lounge with woven grey daybeds beneath broad stucco arches, framed by palms and a coastal view

Project date: April 2023
Suburb / city: Shoal Point
State / region: Queensland
Country: Australia
Style: Mediterranean Coastal Resort
Significance: Coastal Pappy’s Beach estate residence
Design notes: white stucco arches, tropical greenery, curved poolside seating, black iron detailing, sun-washed stone textures
Services: Interior Design, Spatial Planning, Material Selection, Custom Joinery

Coastal Pappy’s Beach estate residence. A curated selection from the 2023 3D renders and video.

Freestanding white bath on pale stone flooring beside black-framed glass doors opening to an arched balcony — Shoal Point II · interior view 03.

White stucco facade with arched black-framed windows, ribbed stone cladding, iron balconies and cascading greenery — Shoal Point II · interior view 05.

Turquoise pool curves around sculpted white in-water seating, with palms, black iron railings and an ocean outlook — Shoal Point II · interior view 01.

Round white pool daybed sits between illuminated stucco niches and a tall palm beside rippling turquoise water — Shoal Point II · interior view 02.

Sunlit rooftop terrace with curved cream lounge chairs, oversized stone planters, tropical foliage and ocean views — Shoal Point II · interior view 07.

Curved cream armchairs gather on a woven rug between tropical planters and black iron railing beneath open sky — Shoal Point II · interior view 08.

Overhead view of a circular outdoor lounge with curved cream sofas, pebble tables, woven rugs and leafy planters — Shoal Point II · interior view 09.

Upper walkway with pale stone paving, arched reeded-glass doors, black iron balustrades and palms in the foreground — Shoal Point II · interior view 06.

The story

Every detail, considered.

White stucco arches, tropical planting and sun-washed stone, which is the Mediterranean vocabulary adapted to a Queensland beach estate.

Black iron detailing gives the scheme its structure. Curved poolside seating keeps the outdoor rooms as considered as the indoor ones. On a coastal estate that is where the house is actually lived in.