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Lower Belford Project by Executive Building Group

Lower Belford Project by Executive Building Group

Project Details

  • Project Name: Lower Belford Project
  • Designer: Executive Building Group
  • Photographer: Merci Creative

About the Project

Some homes are beautiful.

The ones you remember have soul.

The Lower Belford Project by Executive Building Group is rich in personality, where bold material choices and refined detailing come together to create interiors that feel both luxurious and deeply lived in. Every room has its own identity, yet together they tell a story of warmth, craftsmanship and thoughtful design.

The kitchen sets the tone immediately. A dramatic stone island anchors the space, while deep navy joinery, handmade tiles and natural timber create a palette full of depth and character. Nothing feels predictable, yet every element belongs. It's a kitchen with soul.

Selected for the kitchen, our Terrace Handle in Brushed Nickel and Shaker Plain Knob in Satin Nickel introduce a cooler, understated contrast against the rich material palette. Their refined profiles allow the stone, timber and joinery to take centre stage while bringing a tactile quality to every interaction.

The same confidence continues into the home's extraordinary ensuite, where architecture becomes part of the experience. A freestanding bath sits beneath soaring ceilings and a dramatic statement chandelier, framed by abundant natural light that changes the room throughout the day. It's a space that feels both grand and deeply restorative.

Here, our Century Round Knob in Matt Brushed Brass brings warmth to the custom vanity, complementing the room's elegant material palette and reinforcing the home's layered approach to detail.

Even the laundry has been given the same level of consideration. Rather than treating it as a purely functional space, Executive Building Group has carried the home's design language through with beautifully detailed joinery, where our Terrace Handle and Century Round Knob in Matt Brushed Brass add warmth, texture and continuity.

What makes the Lower Belford Project so compelling isn't a single room or feature. It's the consistency of the design thinking. Every space has its own identity, yet each feels intrinsically connected to the next through a shared appreciation for materiality, craftsmanship and thoughtful detail.

In a sea of sameness, this home has soul.