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Matt Lancashire, principal of Ray White New Farm, knows luxury. As the luxury expert in Brisbane’s inner city suburbs, Matt is well placed to understand the nuance of what makes a home luxury, and what sets it apart.

“Luxury is about quality and experience,” he said.

“It’s the way a home makes you feel every single day and the small details that elevate how you live in a home.

“A true luxury home doesn’t just look impressive, it enhances the lifestyle of the people who live there. It’s about design, craftsmanship and creating spaces that are both beautiful and highly functional.”

12 Rosewood Street, Bardon

THE LIGHTHOUSE - A SHAUN LOCKYER FAMILY SANCTUARY

“Renowned architect Shaun Lockyer built and designed this as his own personal home and created a showcase of his philosophy around living with nature,” Matt said.

“Every element has been considered to maximise natural light, airflow, and the relationship with the landscape.

“The result is a home that feels calm and balanced as it's framed by greenery and light. What’s clever is the way it balances scale but it still feels intimate and warm. It’s a house that encourages you to enjoy the simple rituals of living.”

9 Reading Street, Paddington

SKYLINE

Anchored into Paddington's prestigious hillside, 'Skyline' is the visionary collaboration of Graya and Joe Adsett Architects. The home is an architectural celebration of luxury and lifestyle, commanding uninterrupted views across Brisbane's city skyline.

“The finishes at this property are exceptional,” Matt said.

“From the stone and timber detailing to the bespoke cabinetry and carefully selected fixtures, it’s all about craftsmanship and creating a timeless feel.

“The pool and outdoor entertaining areas also bring that resort-style edge.”

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