Like walking through a maze you somehow know by heart, this 4,200-square-foot home surprises you with bold hues, quiet corners, and details that draw you in rather than shout for attention. It doesn’t go down the minimalist route—instead, it leans into layers, character, and colour, telling a quiet story through textures and spaces that feel lived-in, yet fresh.
There’s a certain kind of warmth when you return to a place that’s been part of your life for years. That’s the feeling this home carries. It’s newly loved, with just enough unexpected turns to keep things interesting.
It’s a home that’s grown with its people. The living area is generous and grounded, with a tufted sofa in soft brown taking centre stage. The walls stay white—bright and open—but it’s the little details that draw you in. A long wooden dining table anchors the space nearby, catching natural light from a window that frames views of the garden and pool like a painting that shifts with the hours.
