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    Light, Luxe and Layered

    Modern Luxury Meets the Water’s Edge

    This brand new two-level residence in Sydney’s Gladesville, developed by Hall&Hart, arrived with striking architectural bones and an enviable water aspect.

    Our role was to style the interiors in a way that elevated the space while allowing the view to remain the hero.

    The palette was guided by the home’s natural light and its connection to the water. Soft, light hues form the foundation, layered with moody accents that add depth and sophistication without weighing down the space. It’s a balance of restraint and richness, where every piece earns its place.

    Furniture was selected to enhance rather than compete. Clean lines and considered proportions ensure the eye moves naturally through each room and out towards the water.

    The approach was deliberately elevated, with luxe textures and refined forms that speak to the quality of the home itself.

    Across both levels, the styling maintains a cohesive thread while responding to the unique qualities of each space.

    Living areas feel open and inviting, designed for both everyday comfort and effortless entertaining. The result is a home that feels polished yet grounded, where modern luxury meets a sense of calm.

    This property styling project reflects the power of styling with intention. By letting the architecture and aspect lead, we created interiors that feel both elevated and entirely at ease in their surroundings.

    It's a balance of restraint and richness

    Every piece earns its place.
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