Name: Limina – Root of “liminal”, suggests transition, edge, and transformation.
Element: Earth
Why: Strong facade presence, material grounding, and the transitional moment at entry blend tradition and contemporary design.
Timeless character meets crafted detail.
This elevated two-storey home balances textural richness with thoughtful design. Set amongst the leafy bushland of Fig Tree Pocket, the façade blends Hamptons-inspired stonework with a sculptural arched aluminum batten screen creating a welcoming threshold that bridges traditional charm and contemporary edge.
Inside, timber beams anchor the kitchen’s feature ceiling, framing profiled 2Pac cabinetry with brushed brass hardware. Caesarstone benchtops pair with feature pendant lighting for tactile contrast, while a bespoke glass cabinet and under-lit display shelf complete the understated elegance.
The stair void is sculpted around a curved landing, with ebony stained solid Victorian Ash, white powder-coated balustrades, and feature wall panelling for a dynamic vertical backdrop.
An adjoining wine cellar adds drama with glass panelling, natural stone, and brass wine racks that is softly lit by recessed strip lighting beneath a raked ceiling.
Spaces like the mudroom, laundry, IT nook, and family lounge carry consistent detailing through the cabinetry, vertical VJ boards, and brushed brass throughout. The alfresco zone extends this palette with low maintenance decking, resilient benchtops, and generous BBQ bench.
Bathrooms shine with full-height tiles and feature wall lights, while the master ensuite integrates fluted textures, lavish freestanding bath, and expansive backlit arched mirror for quiet luxury.
This home isn’t just well-built, it is deeply considered with a connection to nature that encourages outdoor living and a relaxed, contemporary lifestyle amidst the bushland beauty of Fig Tree Pocket.
