About this space

Tucked into a peaceful forest setting on the Sunshine Coast, De Wald Haus is a striking, contemporary shoot location where clean lines, textural stonework, and soaring volumes come together to create an architecturally elevated experience. Purpose-built for visual storytelling, this three-level home delivers scale, serenity, and light—making it an ideal canvas for film, editorial shoots, branding content, and creative workshops.

From the moment you arrive, De Wald makes an impression. The entry is framed by a 3-metre glass door and dramatic stone backdrop, setting the tone for what’s inside. Interiors are grounded by polished concrete flooring, softened by natural light from oversized windows and multiple skylights, and enhanced by standout architectural elements: a 6-metre void, floating staircase, and interior bridge that creates layered dimension and framing opportunities across multiple levels.

The central living area flows out through 6-metre sliding glass doors, which fully recess to create a seamless indoor–outdoor transition. This open zone connects to the alfresco and a forest-facing pool in rich ocean blue—a visual contrast that works beautifully for high-end fashion, swimwear, or wellness shoots.

The kitchen is generous in scale, featuring a large island that invites food styling, hosting scenes, or production prep. Modern bathrooms feature clean, minimal lines and skylit natural light, while the top-floor master suite adds a cinematic finish. Its picture window frames the treetops, and the ensuite’s round bathtub faces the forest—delivering a magazine-worthy moment in any season.

De Wald’s materials palette—stone, glass, concrete, timber—offers an elegant neutrality that elevates product, people, and concept. Every detail feels considered, from the sense of calm that flows throughout to the way light moves across surfaces throughout the day.

Located with easy access to major roads and only minutes from Sunshine Coast hubs, this peaceful, shoot-ready space offers creative teams architectural polish, scale, and connection to nature—all within a highly functional layout.