About this space

Bold, sculptural, and deeply intentional, this striking residence on the Gold Coast is a study in minimalism, brutalist form, and architectural precision. Known as the Brutalist Black Concrete House, the space is layered with influences from Japanese design and industrial materiality—offering a high-impact backdrop for fashion editorials, brand campaigns, and creative productions that require visual clarity and strength.

The home is built around exposed formwork concrete—its raw texture creating natural contrast with curated soft greenery and the clean lines of minimalist interiors. Each space is carefully framed by architectural angles, with natural light pouring in to sculpt surfaces and highlight materials. The result is a space that feels at once commanding and contemplative—ideal for photographers and stylists seeking form, flow, and quiet drama.

Art is a key component here. The house features a thoughtfully curated selection of eye-catching works that complement the bold palette and elevate the atmosphere. Wide walls and layered lighting offer opportunities to play with shadow, composition, and tone—whether you’re capturing fashion, still life, or motion.

The layout is functional and open, with zones that transition seamlessly between hard and soft, dark and light. Landscaped garden architecture softens the edges, with greenery adding a natural counterpoint to the dominant concrete forms—perfect for outdoor looks or slower editorial storytelling.

With Wi-Fi, natural light throughout, and approval for external catering and cooking, the property supports full-day productions and mid-sized teams. Whether you’re building a luxury brand shoot, producing video content, or staging a conceptual fashion campaign, this is a location that carries both visual authority and modern restraint.