This 1970s architect-designed home in Bilgola Plateau is a rare example of Australian mid-century modernism, preserved with care and styled with intention. Nestled into the hillside and perfectly north-facing, the house is drenched in natural light all day, enhancing its cinematic textures and original architectural lines.

The layout unfolds across three split levels, offering dimensional variety and strong visual depth. There’s a striking interplay between soaring and intimate ceiling heights, angular transitions, and seamless room-to-room flow—ideal for photographers and directors seeking layered compositions or movement within a single shoot day. Bushland, water glimpses of Pittwater, and manicured gardens surround the home, adding an atmospheric, immersive backdrop to both interior and exterior frames.

Inside, the furniture is a collector’s dream: authentic mid-century modern pieces from Ercol, Featherston, Noguchi, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Interlübke, Poul Henningsen, and more. Each room feels like a gallery of sculptural design—pared-back, refined, and true to the era. The styling enhances, rather than competes with, the home’s architectural integrity, ensuring every corner remains shoot-ready.

Outside, the home connects to tranquil, usable garden areas with cinematic quality, and there’s a double garage studio space (approx. 40m²) that can be used flexibly—as a base for production teams, hair and makeup, or even as an auxiliary shoot zone. The studio features multiple lighting options and exposed beams that lend themselves well to stills and styled content. Ample parking is available across the road, making logistics simple for crews of up to 40.

Located in Bilgola Plateau, NSW, the house is just minutes from the Angophora Reserve and close to iconic northern beaches including Clareville, Avalon, and Whale Beach. It’s a shoot-friendly location with striking design, versatile zones, and a backdrop-rich setting that offers both natural calm and visual edge.

Whether you’re producing editorial content, filming on location, or shooting brand campaigns, this mid-century haven makes a statement—while keeping things practical and easy to work with.