Project 251 luxury home visualisation overview
Project 251, at 251 Station St. in Edithvale, Victoria (3196), is a luxury residential project currently in progress, visualised by DX Living before it is fully built. Set near Edithvale Beach, it reimagines an existing home into a calmer, more light-filled and contemporary residence, and DX Living’s immersive, BIM-integrated visualisation lets that vision be understood and reviewed while construction is still under way.
In the project’s own words, “251 Station St. is a home where aesthetics and emotion intertwine. Guided by natural light, organic forms, and refined materials, this space invites serenity, balance, and a deeper connection to the essential.” This overview is the entry point to the project: A single place to see the design direction, the materials palette shown in approved visuals, and the visualisation scope that has been verified. Because the project is in progress, it presents confirmed information and marks anything not yet approved as [TBC]. Prices, supplier details and any client information are not published.
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Project 251 at a glance
- Location: Edithvale, VIC 3196: A luxury residential project near Edithvale Beach on Melbourne’s south-east coast.
- Timeframe: Three months: The published visualisation timeframe for the project is three months.
- Technologies: 4D sequencing and VR flythrough: The verified DX Living visualisation scope is 4D sequencing and a VR flythrough.
- Status: In progress: This overview reflects the current stage rather than a completed home.
The design direction
The design reworks an existing home into something calmer and more connected to its surroundings, led by light and material rather than decoration.
- Natural light: Daylight is treated as a primary design material, shaping how the spaces feel across the day and deepening the connection to the outdoors.
- Organic forms: Softer, sculptural forms guide the architecture and key joinery, rather than hard rectilinear geometry alone.
- Refined materials: A restrained palette of warm, tactile finishes is used in place of visual excess.
- A calm, balanced experience: Together, the elements aim for serenity and balance, elevating everyday living into a more sensory experience of the home.
What the design includes
Project 251 is a substantial, multi-level residence, and the visualisation communicates a broad scope in one coherent design language. The approved visuals show elements including a multi-level layout served by a home lift, a trafficable roof terrace, a resolved pool and outdoor wellness and entertainment area, an alfresco dining zone, a garage, a feature façade and entry foyer, a sculptural stair core, and landscaped grounds. Presenting this range of spaces together is exactly where visualisation earns its place, because it lets the whole home be read as one experience before it is built.
The materials and lighting palette
Project 251’s palette leans on warm metals, natural timber, stone and glass, reviewed together in context rather than as isolated samples.
- Metals and tapware: Brushed brass and gold PVD finishes (brands seen in approved visuals include ABI, Nero and Blanco).
- Timber and decking: American Oak joinery, with Millboard Limed Oak used for decking and cladding.
- Stone and surfaces: Sintered stone and travertine, alongside a sculptural concrete pond and rock elements.
- Glass: Frameless glazing, including a glass edge to the water feature.
- Appliances and kitchen: Integrated European appliances (brands seen include Miele, Neff and Asko), a silent rangehood (Schweigen) and an instant-hot filtered tap (Zip).
- Feature spaces: A home cinema (Epson projection and Krix speakers beneath a fibre-optic star ceiling), a motorised louvre pergola, a solar system and a residential lift.
Key insight: Because the project is in progress, no displayed material, product or finish should be read as a final selection. Final selections, specifications and any supplier information remain [TBC] pending approval.
What the visuals are intended to communicate
The visuals exist to support understanding and decisions, not simply to present an attractive image.
- Relationships between rooms: How spaces connect across levels, and how the home reads as a whole.
- Materials and light in spatial context: How finishes and lighting behave together in each space.
- The future-home experience before completion: A way to experience the intended home while it is still being delivered, when understanding is most valuable.
DX Living’s verified visualisation scope
Only the visualisation scope confirmed for Project 251 is described here.
- 4D sequencing: Verified. It links the model to a construction sequence so the stages of the build, from demolition through structure, envelope, fit-out and external works, can be communicated visually. Specific programme inputs remain [TBC] for publication.
- VR flythrough: Verified. It lets the intended home be experienced at human scale, conveying movement, sightlines, scale and the atmosphere of the spaces.
- Other services or project inputs remain [TBC]: Any scope beyond 4D sequencing and the VR flythrough is not claimed and remains [TBC].
Project walkthrough and media
The approved project walkthrough, including the VR flythrough and sequence videos, is published on the 251 Station St. project page. Use only these approved visuals when featuring the project.
- Project page: dxliving.com/projects/251-station-st
- Hero film: vimeo.com/1117317017
- Gallery films: Additional approved walkthrough videos are embedded on the project page.
Current status and next stage
- What is confirmed now: The Edithvale, VIC 3196 location, the in-progress status, the three-month published visualisation timeframe, the verified 4D sequencing and VR flythrough scope, and the design direction of natural light, organic forms and refined materials.
- What can be added as the project progresses: Further approved imagery and confirmed selections can be added as the project develops and approvals are given.
- Future render-to-reality or client evidence only after approval: Any render-to-reality comparison or client evidence will only be added once approved.
Explore Project 251
- View the approved project gallery: See the current approved visuals on the 251 Station St. project page and in the DX Living project collection.
- Explore DX Studio and DX Model: Learn how the work is produced through DX Studio and DX Model.
- Contact DX Living: Discuss your own project with the DX Living team.
Conclusion
Project 251 shows how a luxury home can be understood before it is finished. Guided by natural light, organic forms and refined materials, and supported by verified 4D sequencing and a VR flythrough, the project lets its team and audience experience the intended home while it is still being delivered. As an in-progress project, this overview stays clear about what is confirmed and what remains [TBC], and it will grow as the project develops and further detail is approved.
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FAQs
Q: Where is Project 251 located?
A: Project 251 is at 251 Station St., Edithvale, Victoria (VIC 3196), near Edithvale Beach on Melbourne’s south-east coast.
Q: Is Project 251 complete?
A: No. Project 251 is currently in progress, so this overview reflects the current stage rather than a completed home. Its published visualisation timeframe is three months.
Q: Which visualisation technologies are confirmed for Project 251?
A: The verified visualisation scope is 4D sequencing and a VR flythrough. Any other services or project inputs remain [TBC].
Q: Are the displayed materials final selections?
A: No. The approved visuals are indicative of the design direction, and no displayed material, product or finish should be read as a final selection. Final selections, specifications and supplier information remain [TBC].
Q: Does the overview publish costs or client details?
A: No. Project 251 information does not include prices, quotes, supplier lists or client details. These are not published.