



Oxleigh House | Artisan Queenslander Shoot Location | Sunshine Coast, QLD
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Tucked away in the heart of the Sunshine Coast, Oxleigh House is a beautifully restored 1930s Queenslander, offering a unique combination of vintage charm and contemporary style. With three-metre-high ceilings, original ornate plasterwork, and a soft white palette throughout, the home provides an inspiring, light-filled canvas for brand shoots, fashion editorials, and lifestyle content. Styled with a curated mix of mid-century pieces, handmade furniture, and collected vintage finds, the interior offers rich texture and warmth while still allowing flexibility to restyle and make it your own. Inside, the house includes a light-filled studio room, guest bedroom, lounge, and dining room.
Directional natural light filters through the windows, highlighting classic details like VJ walls, picture rails, and ornate plaster ceilings. Whether you're shooting product flat-lays, fashion campaigns, or editorial portraits, the interiors offer a creative, shoot-ready backdrop. Outside, the home’s two-metre boxed hedges and manicured front garden create a private setting for outdoor shoots. The restored verandah and exterior façade provide timeless character, perfect for portraits or exterior shots. With easy street access and parking just five minutes from the Bruce Highway, the location is easily accessible. As a bonus, shoot-day inclusions extend to our full prop and furniture inventory, plus a steamer iron, ironing board, and kitchen and bathroom access.
Oxleigh House has hosted campaigns for Ziggy Alberts, James Lane, Blinds Online, Carlotta + Gee, and more. While the downstairs studio may be in use, the entire upper level is reserved exclusively for your booking (excluding one locked room). Located on the Sunshine Coast, QLD, Oxleigh House is a rare blend of vintage, texture, and style, perfect for those looking for a thoughtfully curated shoot location with personality and creativity.
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- The sun moves from the back of the house (near the kitchen and dining room) and over to the front of the house which is where the bedrooms and entrance are. Midday is usually the safest time for an even spread of light. When it is rainy or overcast the house light is more limited and you may need lighting or otherwise you can embrace a more moody photography style.
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Hosted by Hayley Jenkin
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