Newly completed, the grandeur of this new home is simply breathtaking.
The stunning creation on Scotland Island, designed by Eastwood Designs incorporates the pavilion method to overcome it's steep site. Extensive use of recycled iron bark and sandstone ensures its sustainability. High end level finishes such as copper, glass mosaics for the pool, and marine grade stainless steel provide an unrivalled quality. Complete with guest and caretaker quarters, games room and boat shed, this home is truly one of a kind.
Designed by local architect Stephen Crosby, this contemporary style new home complete with separate guest pavilion provides a stunning home capturing it's Pittwater views.
The steel frame home is clad in recycled jarrah, has recycled balackbutt flooring and utilises the new Ritek roofing system.
This Clareville waterfront home received it's rejuvenation from the inspiration of de Soyres Malone Architects. With an extensive renovation including new downstairs level, kitchen, loft, decks and courtyards, this home has captured it's assets beautifully.
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This classic Pittwater new house located on the Western Foreshores, designed by de Soyres Malone Architects displays beautiful hardwood doors, windows and sandstone fireplace.
Maximising available sunlight and providing cooling breeze pathways, this well designed and beautifully constructed home displays recycled blue gum floors and recycled iron bark sika jointed decks.
One of our many achievements.
This award winning waterfront new home in Morning Bay designed and owned by Larry Eastwood of Eastwood Designs was conceived as a home for two with self contained guest accommodation below.
The timber post and beam construction has a beautifully handcrafted staircase, and floor to ceiling timber and glass louvres for cross flow ventilation.
A beautiful yet functional new boatshed designed by Architect David Tory incorporating recycled hardwood details, with complementing stonework. A substantial amount of retaining was required for this site.
 An extensive renovation after initially completing it's boatshed, this home nestled amongst the native surroundings of Lovett Bay gave way to a new commercial style kitchen complete with cool room and scullery.
The existing red mahogany panelling was restored. A glass roof captures precious sunlight, a new sandstone courtyard which links the new studio, are some of the features of this project. Various detailed craftsmanship of recycled red mahogany and Australian cedar throughout the home creates an exquisite structure the owners thoroughly enjoy.
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Another design by architect David Tory sees this structure boasting a polished concrete floor and new guinea rosewood sliding doors. The skilion roof captures the northerly aspect while the use of beautiful recycled ironbark provides a sound yet elegant structure. A burmese teak floor grate in the shower is one of many detailed finishes.
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 Complete with motorised stair lift for wharf access, and internal lift, the dream of living offshore was made possible by R W Stidwill Constructions. An extremely high level of attention to detail was taken to ensure perfect functionality for the owner. This contemporary home creates an idyllic sanctuary for it's owners to enjoy the spectacular views of Pittwater.
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 Virtually a new structure, the Elvina Bay project displays bluegum flooring and matching floating staircase.
With detailed timber roof lining and solid hardwood decks, along with new kitchen and bathroom, sees this weekender transformed into an inviting waterfront residence.
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 Exceptional joinery is the key feature for this quaint boatshed in Lovett Bay. The contrasting timbers of European Ash and Red Mahogany compliment each other throughout it's space. With a new custom built kitchen complete with Canadian Applewood butcher's block, attention to detail is of the utmost. A true work of craftsmenship.
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Elvina Bay Renovation
A renovation on this Elvina Bay home involving Level 3 bushfire regulations.
Extensive stonework and low maintenance building are some of this project's features.
Island Addition
 An addition to this quaint waterfront cottage.
Morning Bay Redesign
A small renovation.
Early New Home
An early project in Little Lovett Bay, this traditional pole home incorporates the outdoors into it's open plan living spaces.
A 1950's residence transformed into a refreshing contemporary home. Two new bathrooms, kitchen and blue gum flooring updates this home for a new growing family.
Elvina Bay Cottage
A refreshing facelift for this original fisherman's cottage.
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