Open plan living stretches beneath raked ceilings toward a wall of glass. The kitchen occupies one zone without dominating the whole. Dining flows into lounge. Lounge flows into garden. The boundaries dissolve in the way good residential architecture intends them to.

Ceiling fans circulate air drawn through by Queensland's prevailing breezes. Light enters from considered openings and fills rooms without the need for artificial assistance until well after dark.

The Olive 80 works for those who want the dual bathroom advantage without any spatial compromise. For couples who value their own morning routines. For households where one person rises early and another sleeps late. For anyone who has shared a single bathroom and resolved never to do so again.

This is not a small home pretending to be large. It is a medium home refusing to waste a centimetre. The floorplan reads with a logic that only becomes apparent after living in it. Everything is where it should be. Nothing interrupts the flow.

Eighty square metres, properly conceived, turns out to be more than enough for two people to live beautifully and separately and together.