Explore a bright and bold retreat by , where an enviable collection of design objects lies around every corner.
High up in the hinterland and overlooking Coopers Shoot, stands latest achievement; the Coopers Shoot Coastal Retreat. Entrusted with the task of designing a coastal home that relishes in its serenity, Mac Design Studio have invited the outside in, while injecting colour and personality at every opportunity. Now a treasure trove of design pieces, Coopers Shoot retreat makes for a happy, unpretentious beachside abode.
The kitchen features wall paneling and kitchen by Scarchi & Boston, the Utility Bar Stool by Neri&Hu for Stellar Works from and Ceramics by Suvira McDonald.
First and foremost, Mac Design Studio wanted to create a real sense of arrival to the property. The entrance is marked by large, glazed doors that connect the exterior to the entrance hallway. The entrance is clad in wall panelling by Scarchi & Boston that, alongside bleached herringbone floors, remain a consistent feature throughout the home and lead the way to the double-height first floor. Split over two storeys, the upper floor is privy to first-class views of the surrounds, consisting of an open plan lounge and master bedroom suite, with additional bedrooms downstairs.
The colour selection on the first floor takes inspiration from the beachside locale, where the turquoise kitchen meets sky blue walls that also line the dining space. Sitting up at the electrically-coloured kitchen are rich leather Utility Stools by Neri&Hu for Stellar Works, complemented by the timber joinery hardware.
The dining space brings together the iconic , and the . Ready to cater for a dinner party, the dining room also includes the
The dining space features Nelson Saucer Bubble Lights by George Nelson for Herman Miller from , for and the from .
The living area features a bespoke joinery and fireplace by Scarchi & Boston, , , and , and .
The main living area may not share the same coloured walls, but draws on the existing palette through the and and blush pink . This space is also anchored by the fireplace and cabinetry that conceals the entertainment system, while creating a place to display meaningful artefacts. Some of the objects and art were sourced from the local Byron Bay area, including pieces from , , and .
Mac Design Studio have designed a Byron Bay retreat reflective of its unique landscape, while brimming with charisma, colour and a well-curated mix of furnishings.
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