This Byron Bay beachfront house by Davis Architects is a sub-tropical coastal home built around indoor-outdoor living. It reportedly pairs a four-bedroom main house with a separate two-storey guest terrace house.
| Key fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Architect | Davis Architects |
| Location | Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia |
| Layout | Reportedly four-bedroom main house plus two-storey guest house |
| Design idea | Large breezeway windows, generous covered outdoor areas |
What makes the design suit Byron Bay?
The brief was to work with the warm sub-tropical coast instead of fighting it. Breezeway windows let air move through the house, and deep covered outdoor areas keep the living space usable when it rains or the sun is fierce. Reported materials include hardwood doors, timber floors, privacy screens and sandstone walls.
The architects describe it this way:
" This luxury beachfront property has been designed to take advantage of the wonderful coastal sub-tropical climate. Indoor-outdoor living, large breezeway windows and overly generous covered outdoor areas are key in the design “conception” of this project. "
Can a house change how you live?
The honest answer is that a house can change your habits. Breakfast outside, a swim before work and no commute beyond the garden are habits a layout can make easy. More work by the practice is on the Davis Architects website.
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FAQ
Who designed the Byron Bay beachfront house?
Davis Architects designed it.
Where is it?
In Byron Bay, on the coast of New South Wales, Australia.
What is the main design idea?
Indoor-outdoor living, with large breezeway windows and generous covered outdoor areas suited to a sub-tropical climate.
Does it have guest accommodation?
Reportedly yes, in a separate two-storey terrace house beside the four-bedroom main house.
Is the price public?
We found no public price, so we do not quote one.
Last updated: October 2026.
