Sydney Property Styling · Double Bay
For this display suite project, Coloured Pencil created a complete concept for Ode Double Bay’s concept residence, linking sculptural furniture and large-scale art to Luigi Rosselli’s curved architecture and Atelier Alwill’s finishes.
Project Details
A display residence defined by material and form.
Service
Full Styling
Property
New build
Styling Scope
Entire display residence, including principal living areas, kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, powder room, laundry and circulation spaces
Selling agent
Eterno Property Group
Location
Double Bay
Architectural character
Sweeping curves with stone, brass and oak
campaign
May, 2026
Photography
Photos by 1st City
The Brief
An insiders view of city living.
The brief was to give Ode’s display residence a complete visual identity for development sales, while allowing its curved architecture, generous proportions and detailed material palette to remain clear. The supplied dining setting and coffee table needed to sit naturally within a more expressive, fully resolved interior.
Styling Direction
Sculptural forms, tactile restraint & pools of light.
Rounded ivory seating and dark timber establish a strong, tactile base. Large-scale abstract works and paired photographic prints bring depth, while amber-toned lamps soften the stone, brass and oak. The development’s dining setting and coffee table are integrated into the wider concept rather than reading as separate inclusions.
Gallery
Room by room.
01
Low, rounded seating defines the open-plan interior while preserving its long sightlines.
02
Tonal bedding and relief artwork bring warmth to the bedroom without interrupting its filtered light.
03
Sculptural seating and large-scale art draw out the architecture’s curves and depth.
04
Dark textiles and foliage add depth against the bathroom’s stone and brass palette.
05
Art and objects carry the display concept into the residence’s most functional rooms.
06
Amber-toned lighting adds warmth to ivory upholstery and the restrained neutral palette.
07
Clear glassware and foliage keep the materially detailed kitchen open and uncluttered.
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