Cooroora Street House

A study in biophilic design, Cooroora House blurs the line between indoors and out — a tranquil retreat that connects deeply to the rhythms of nature.

The bathroom feels like a sanctuary, layered with Tundra-look tiles that evoke the calm of stone worn smooth by water. Gentle light moves across the surface, creating a sense of stillness and ease.

Throughout the home, texture tells the story — luxurious wool carpet underfoot, sea grass wallpapered cupboard doors, and natural finishes that invite touch and warmth. Every detail is considered, grounding luxury in simplicity, and beauty in connection.

A woman in a black dress walking barefoot in a bright hallway with large windows on the right, sunlight casting shadows on the beige tiled floor.
A minimalist bathroom with beige tiles, a small marble countertop, and a black and white decorative bowl, with a view of green plants through a glass window.
A modern bathroom vanity with a stone countertop, a round mirror, black faucet, and towel handles. A small bowl sits on the countertop. Green plants are visible outside through a glass door.
tranquil bathroom, with tundra look tiles, gunmetal grey tap ware, open courtyard
A bedroom with a rustic wooden dresser, a large framed photograph of a woman in the water, and an open door leading to a bathroom with a large oval mirror over the sink.
Open door leading to a room with a framed artwork of white lilies and the word BALLY on the wall behind.
A bedroom with a large window covered by sheer white curtains, a bed with a beige bedspread and decorative pillow, a dark nightstand with a pink lamp, and built-in wardrobe with textured beige doors.