Nestled within the lush surrounds of Tallebudgera Valley, this striking residence reinterprets the traditional Australian shed home through a refined contemporary lens. Defined by its bold black façade and dramatic gabled rooflines, the home sits confidently within its natural setting while maintaining a strong connection to the surrounding landscape.

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Expansive glazing, raked ceilings and a dramatic double-height void flood the interior with natural light, creating a sense of openness and scale throughout the living spaces. At the heart of the home, a sculptural stone fireplace anchors the main living area, introducing warmth, texture and a central gathering point for family living.

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A restrained material palette of polished concrete floors, natural timber finishes and soft neutral tones establishes a calm and cohesive interior, allowing the architectural forms and raw materiality to take centre stage. The kitchen continues this narrative of understated sophistication, featuring solid Blackbutt timber cabinetry, stone benchtops and carefully considered lighting that highlights the richness and texture of the materials throughout the space.

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Designed for contemporary family living, the home transitions seamlessly from the interior living areas to a generous alfresco entertaining space and resort-style 15-metre saltwater pool. These outdoor spaces encourage connection, relaxation and entertaining while reinforcing the indoor–outdoor lifestyle synonymous with the hinterland setting.

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Complementing the main dwelling, a thoughtfully designed secondary residence and home gym sit harmoniously within the property. The dual-living residence mirrors the architectural language of the primary home, incorporating the same 45-degree roof pitch and material palette to ensure visual cohesion across the site.