The brief for this Manningham residence was to create a modern, minimalist home with a soft and inviting palette of cream and beige, elevated with subtle touches of pink. The design focused on creating warmth and visual interest through considered materiality, rather than relying on bold colour.

Montreale marble became a key element throughout the home, introducing a beautiful natural pink undertone that brings a delicate touch of colour while maintaining the softness and neutrality of the overall palette.

Texture plays an important role in creating depth and character across the spaces. A mix of small-format mosaics, natural stone, French-pattern finishes and feature tiles creates subtle moments of contrast and interest, while keeping the overall aesthetic cohesive and refined.

Curved and rounded forms were introduced throughout the design to soften the architectural lines and create a more sculptural feel. From curved details to organic material transitions, these elements add a sense of movement and create a home that feels contemporary, tactile and thoughtfully layered.

The result is a refined minimalist interior where soft colour, rich textures and sculptural forms come together to create a calm yet distinctive home.