Tucked away in the picturesque beachside suburb of Cronulla, The ‘Maybe’ Forever home is the true creative vision of Simone Mathews, the founder and interior designer of SOUL Home. A labour of love, this stunning sanctuary combines classic elegance, natural warmth, and resort-inspired relaxation. Designed to provide the perfect balance for an active family, it offers an escape from the busyness of life, making Simone’s family feel as though they are living an island lifestyle every day.
 

Simone has crafted a home that seamlessly blends traditional and contemporary design elements. The ‘Maybe’ Forever home epitomises SOUL Home’s signature 70/20/10 rule: 70% classic elements, 20% organic influences, and 10% resort vibes. The result is a timeless yet modern space that invites you to relax and unwind. Natural timbers, organic shapes, stunning windows and dressings play a crucial role in creating the warm, inviting atmosphere that characterises this unique home. Drawing inspiration from Bahamian architecture and European styles, Simone has created a timeless yet modern space which evokes a sense of escape and relaxation. “I wanted our home to be a place where we could escape our hectic lives, but also somewhere that was practical for our family,” Simone explains. “The blend of classic and contemporary elements, combined with organic textures and resort vibes, really brings that vision to life.”
 

Sustainability Behind the Scenes

Integral to Simone’s vision is the commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency, a cornerstone of modern home design. “For us, it was important that our home not only looks beautiful but also functions efficiently. We wanted a space that was environmentally friendly and cost-effective in the long run,” Simone explains. For Simone and her husband, Ben, who is also the builder, owning BAM Construction Group, ensuring that The ‘Maybe’ Forever home was as energy-efficient as possible was a top priority. 

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