The southern Gold Coast — Palm Beach, Burleigh and the beaches around them — is one of the most sought-after places in the country to build, and one where great design genuinely lifts value. We design bespoke homes and dual occupancy across the coast that make the most of the climate, the light and the beachside lifestyle.
Designing for the Gold Coast
Subtropical, beachside design means designing for indoor-outdoor living, north light, breeze and shade — homes that open up and breathe. The southern Gold Coast also has strong demand for well-designed dual occupancy, where a considered duplex can deliver two beautiful homes on one sought-after block. We work within City of Gold Coast planning and study each site's controls and constraints before design begins.
Our work in the Gold Coast
Our Gold Coast work includes Palm Beach House, the Elenora dual occupancy in Palm Beach, and Warrina in Burleigh — bespoke homes and duplexes designed for their coastal sites. See more in the portfolio.
What we design here
Across the Gold Coast we design bespoke single homes, dual occupancy and knockdown rebuilds, bringing custom design, approvals and builder engagement together under one roof.
Start with a complimentary site analysis.
Every Studio 72 project begins with a complimentary site analysis and design strategy session with our Design Director — no cost, no obligation. Tell us about your site and we'll show you what's possible.
Request my complimentary site analysis See our workFrequently asked questions
Do you design homes on the Gold Coast?
Yes — we design bespoke homes and dual occupancy across the Gold Coast, with a focus on the southern beaches around Palm Beach and Burleigh.
Do you design duplexes / dual occupancy in Palm Beach and Burleigh?
We do — dual occupancy is a core part of our Gold Coast work, and a well-designed duplex can make the most of a sought-after coastal block.
Do you work with City of Gold Coast planning?
Yes. We study each site's City of Gold Coast controls, overlays and constraints up front so the design responds to what the block allows.


