The Bungalows at Coogee

The Eos was designed to do exactly this kind of quiet, elevated work. Its classic cylindrical form, hand-cast in Australian porcelain, throws both upward and downward radiance. For its use in the bathroom, the Eos light is soft enough for an evening soak, and clear enough for the morning rush before the beach. In a space built around a freestanding tub and a Moroccan-style outdoor shower, that dual glow does a lot of heavy lifting: casting ambience over a slow bath at dusk, then holding its own as functional, everyday light the next morning.Every piece is handmade in Studio Enti’s Sydney studio; a detail that feels right at home in a property where designer furniture, original Australian artworks, and a garden by Wyer & Co were all chosen with the same care.

Nothing at The Bungalows is generic, and the porcelain's natural translucency means no two Eos pieces glow in quite the same way either.The draw to this project wasn't just the design brief, it was the ethos behind it. As director Marnie Lewis-Millar puts it, property development and social responsibility can, and should, coexist beautifully. Having already proven that model at Bondi, The Yellow House Group has now brought it to Coogee, working alongside designer The Bungalow Designer, builder Galmar Group, and architect Cradle Design to create a stay that looks the part of a luxury Eastern Suburbs escape while quietly funding the community around it.