A contemporary new build in Tarragindi designed around indoor-outdoor living, with a facade of timber and stone. American oak floors, a double-height stone fireplace and a kitchen flowing to the alfresco, pool and garden.
Gilmore Olive is a contemporary custom new build in Tarragindi, Brisbane, designed by Invilla Architecture with clean lines and thoughtful detailing that combine to create a striking yet welcoming facade. The crisp white exterior is balanced by deep charcoal accents and natural stone elements, offering a visual interplay of texture and tone. Vertical screening and the Juliet balcony introduce layers of depth, ensuring the home's frontage feels refined yet approachable.
Inside, the design celebrates light and space, with an open-plan design connecting the indoor and outdoor areas seamlessly, from the refined kitchen with its marble island and timber joinery to the covered alfresco, pool and garden. Warm American oak floors anchor the interior, while a sculptural French limestone fireplace becomes the focal point of the living area. Upstairs, the home offers serene leafy outlooks and private retreats that reflect a commitment to both function and beauty.
Every detail of this home reflects a considered approach to materiality and form, resulting in a space that feels timeless yet grounded in the present, a true reflection of luxury home design tailored for contemporary Australian living. Built by Mati Constructions with landscaping by Elizabeth Weyer Outdoor Design.
- Completed
- 2021
- Price range
- $1m - $2m
- Building style
- Modern
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