Light House's more traditional approach to design, through careful planning of Spaces and the use of natural light, has brought an extraordinary transformation to this 1980s home, transforming it into a lasting and meaningful home. Smac Studio prioritizes livability and the connection between the house and its surroundings, incorporating the style of the Tuscan countryside, integrating color and subtle details to enhance the quality of living.

Shona McElroy said: "In a traditional home, dark, heavy wooden study, library and living room are often seen, and this is how I wanted to present the space. Light House is a modern interpretation of that." At the same time, she also believes that the law of symmetry is the key factor to realize the rational allocation of space.

The Italian aesthetic is incorporated into the design, and the careful arrangement of natural light helps to integrate the house into the coastal environment. Interior marble arches are inspired by classical Italian life scenes and act as frames between Spaces. Expressive textures, combined with ornaments, become an expression of the owner's personality and balance the delicate relationship between traditional European architecture and modern, open Sydney living.

The owner wanted to have a spacious and comfortable entertainment space, and introduce more natural light into the interior, so how to eliminate the boundary between indoor and outdoor became the focus of design consideration. Smac Studio uses a light tone to ensure that the public areas have more light, while in the leisure areas, the light is deliberately dimmed to create a more private environment.