Tawarri

Inside, there are high ceilings, timber panels, exposed brickwork and polished concrete floors. The central living zone is fitted with Quantum stacking doors that let in ample natural light through a north-east aspect.

A feature stone wall and floating American Oak staircase lead to the first-floor landing. Here, a large Quantum corner window floods the space with light and offers peaceful views of the surrounding bushland and pool. The combination of expansive windows and 4.5m exposed-rafter ceilings make the sitting area and open hallway with built-in banquette seating feel like they are up in the clouds.

A key feature of any coastal property is ventilation – ocean breezes have been shown to aid relaxation and offer benefits to respiratory health. To allow the soothing sea air into the home, JTech Design & Construct ensured every openable window is a Breezway louvre window. Louvre windows are ideal for maximising and directing airflow due to their easy-to-open functionality and angled blades.  

With coastal-inspired landscaping, peaceful first-floor views and tactile materials used throughout, Tawarri home feels like an extension of its natural surroundings. And the expertise that went into crafting this home ensures that it is a striking, precisely crafted, private escape.