27 Manly
Eurobin was always about softness. Our clients wanted a family home a short walk from the beach that felt calm, warm and lived in. The staircase became the soul of the house. We sculpted the walls into one continuous curve so that the light washes over them as the day moves. From there, we let the materials do the talking. Pale oak runs through the stair treads, the joinery and a walk-in robe lit by skylights. A bold, veined marble brings a moment of drama to the kitchen and ensuite. The powder room is one of my favourite spaces: a carved stone basin, a floating stone shelf and hand-finished plaster walls, all in quiet conversation with each other.
Framing panoramic cityscape views, 78 Point Piper stands as a meticulously curated balance of heritage, materiality, and modernity, an urban sanctuary in the sky.
Outside, we created a room for long coastal afternoons, with a textured fireplace set on a sandstone base and sheer curtains moving in the breeze. Inside, a stone fireplace and warmly lit oak shelving bring the family together at the end of the day. For me, this is barefoot luxury at its most honest: a home that feels effortless, grounded and made to be used every single day.
