Set on a tree-lined street in Beaconsfield, 32 Smith Street is a bespoke residence with a distinctly relaxed Western Australian feel. Clean architectural lines, white brickwork, warm timber and a restrained material palette create a home that feels refined without being formal.

At its heart is a generous north-facing living space, where the kitchen, dining and lounge connect seamlessly with the outdoor entertaining area and pool. Expanses of glass draw natural light deep into the home, while French oak flooring, high ceilings and carefully considered detailing bring warmth and character to the interior.

The kitchen forms a natural centrepiece, with a large stone island, integrated appliances and adjoining scullery and laundry designed to keep the main living spaces beautifully resolved.

Throughout the home, tactile materials add depth without competing for attention. Natural stone, oak, glassface cement, soft sheers and subtle feature lighting work together to create a calm, understated interior.

The main suite has been designed as a private retreat, looking across the pool and incorporating a generous dressing area and ensuite finished in natural stone. A separate bedroom wing provides two further bedrooms, a family bathroom, powder room and dedicated home theatre, giving the home an easy sense of separation between shared and private spaces.

Outside, the architecture is softened by native landscaping, limestone boulders and established planting. The pool sits naturally within the footprint of the home rather than feeling like an addition, creating a private courtyard-like environment that can be enjoyed throughout the year.

The result is a highly considered home that balances architectural detail with everyday practicality – contemporary, warm and designed to be lived in.