This dual occupancy project in Rosebud represents a disciplined approach to multi-residential design, balancing private sanctuary with a strong street presence. The exterior is defined by a tactile material palette, featuring Austral Bricks in Sanctuary and Colorbond steel in Basalt. These elements provide a sturdy, grounded aesthetic that responds to the coastal environment of the Mornington Peninsula.

Inside, the floorplans prioritize flow and functional rhythm. The kitchens serve as a central hub, showcasing Caesarstone benchtops in Minerals Snow with a 40mm mitred apron edge. Laminex cabinetry in Polar White is contrasted by overhead cupboards in Aged Ash, providing a subtle grain texture that complements the Kodiak Hybrid Blackbutt flooring. This interplay of matte finishes and timber tones creates an atmosphere of warmth without unnecessary ornamentation.

The living areas are designed to capture light, with select units featuring raked ceilings and skylights that enhance the sense of volume. Transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces are seamless, leading to private alfresco areas that encourage a lifestyle of ease. Each bathroom and ensuite maintains this professional finish, utilizing Syrus Stone White tiling and Phoenix Arlo chrome tapware for a consistent, polished feel throughout the home. This project exemplifies a commitment to thoughtful construction and material-led design in one of Melbourne’s most sought-after coastal suburbs.