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ISABELLE WALKER RAY WHITE GROUP STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST

Some homes are designed to impress at first glance Others reveal their brilliance the longer you experience them.

Newly built or renovated luxury homes must not only be defined by their aesthetic, but also by their hidden features; the tiny details that elevate a home to prestige status

KITCHEN

Luxury homes are regularly outfitted with the best technology for an entertainers kitchen Think Zip Taps providing hot, cold and sparkling water, concealed within a butler’s pantry equipped with the latest appliances, ensuring precision, reliability and aesthetic

Downdraft cooktops provide extraction without the space of a range hood, pristine gas stoves provide an authentic, chic charm - while modern houses are often fitted with induction stoves for a sleek, clean look

Seamless indoor-outdoor living is elevated by bench-height french windows, opening up to outdoor spaces to facilitate entertaining

MODERN LIVING

Smart technology is built into the architecture of a new luxury home - extending beyond high-end materials - to convenience and peace of mind

Smart homes systems control lighting, climate, and security throughout properties The environment adapts instantly to suit any moment - whether it be during entertaining or a night in, between hot days, to rain and cold

Security is often paramount in a luxury home, with integrated CCTV and break-in detection systems now a standard, and camera doorbells with two-way communication (whether you ’ re at home or not) offering reassurance when you ’ re not at home

And for a truly immersive living experience, integrated speakers are installed throughout the home, even in the master ensuite, allowing music or audio to follow seamlessly from room to room

BATHROOM

Underfloor heating is a must in Australia and New Zealand, especially during the winter months, while heated towel racks and heat lamps are now considered a staple. Elevated bathrooms feature a double shower alcove, with the ability to convert into a steam room

Large, statement bath tubs are often the centrepiece of a luxury master bathroom, as well as Japanese-inspired smart toilets doubling as bidets A seamless transition from master bath to walk-in wardrobe provides convenience and comfort

GARDEN

Smart sprinkler systems are a practical way to ensure your garden stays luscious, even when you ’ re away from home or time poor Spike lights, garden wall lights, and illuminated pathways captivate the space at night, while soft pool or spa lighting creates dappled light on the house exterior

New luxury homes are more than a showcase of premium materials and advanced technology They are carefully orchestrated living environments where architecture, engineering, and landscape design work in harmony

The result is a home that feels calm, intuitive, and unmistakably luxurious; a place where every detail has been designed to elevate daily life

ISABELLE WALKER

RAY WHITE GROUP STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST

As the golden haze of a New Zealand summer fades into the crisp, amber light of autumn, we move away from the breezy, open-pavilions of January and seek something more grounded; a sanctuary that offers a "cocoon" effect without sacrificing the connection to the landscape.

This seasonal transition is not just managed; it’s celebrated New Zealand country estates embrace the juxtaposed coastal land and wooded, green expanses, to create the ultimate canvas for integrating rich, earthy tones and luxury layered textiles

The secret to a home that feels warm in the cooler months lies in its materiality. For example, a chef’s kitchen that eschews the cold, clinical whites of many modern builds in favour of depth and texture

Leathered granite benchtops offering a sophisticated, matte touch that feels organic underhand, soaring high ceilings with wood panelling.

The architectural use of timber throughout a home can provide a visual "weight" that anchors the rooms Natural wood grains act as a bridge between the sophisticated interior and oak trees that stand guard outside, their leaves turning to a vibrant rust and gold as autumn takes hold

To truly embrace the approaching cooler weather, look to textiles and texture. Compliment access to a sun-drenched lawn that captures the last of the day's warmth, preserved through the clever use of heavy linens and plush floor coverings

In expansive living areas, transition is achieved through "textured comfort." Imagine the contrast of a rugged coastal view against a backdrop of soft wool throws and deep-seated sofas. Home design that encourages layering: neutral, high-end palettes allowing for the introduction of autumnal accents; think: burnt oranges, moss greens and deep terracottas

As the air turns cool and the colours of the landscape deepen, there is no finer place to retreat, recharge, and rediscover the comforts of home

194 Potts Road Whitford, Manukau City, New Zealand

BOWEY BONDI IS A COLLECTION OF 16 ONE, TWO AND THREE BEDROOM RESIDENCES IN THE HEART OF BONDI, CREATED BY A LOCAL TEAM INCLUDING DEVELOPER ALLAMBI PROPERTY AND ARCHITECTS WOODS BAGOT.

Designed with precision and genuine care for the neighbourhood, the project honours the site’s heritage façade while introducing thoughtfully planned residences with open plan living and private outdoor spaces Select apartments enjoy ocean views, and the address places residents moments from Bondi’s village cafés, restaurants, boutique shopping and the beach.

Eddie Mansour

Otway

BALLAMAC’S OCEAN RESIDENCES COMPRISE FOUR COASTAL HOMES WITHIN A BUILDING OF SIX ON COOGEE’S NORTHERN HEADLAND, DEVELOPED BY CENTRAL ELEMENT AND DESIGNED BY TONKIN ZULAIKHA GREER (TZG) WITH INTERIORS BY MIM DESIGN.

Positioned above the Pacific Ocean with uninterrupted views to Wedding Cake Island, the residences offer expansive open plan living and generous balconies capturing the coastline Now complete and move in ready, residents enjoy private wellness amenities including a plunge pool, gym and infrared sauna, along with secure parking, moments from Coogee Beach and the Bondi to Coogee coastal walk

Eddie Mansour 0424 251 259

Emma Chappell 0404 769 509