A considered family home in Vaucluse that balances the demands of contemporary living with an enduring material palette and a deep connection to the harbour landscape.

The interiors are organised around a sequence of thresholds: each room frames a view, admits a specific quality of light, and offers a distinct relationship to the garden and water beyond.

Stone, timber and bronze are detailed to age gracefully, a palette chosen for how it will look in twenty years rather than on day one. Architecture and interior were designed as one continuous discipline, from the plan down to the door pull.