Positioned between the tranquil beauty of Albert Park and the cultural vibrancy of Melbourne’s city fringe, The Albertine by Mirvac is a rare offering of refined apartment living. With just 98 luxury residences, this boutique address blends architectural brilliance, panoramic views, and sophisticated design to deliver an elevated lifestyle in one of Melbourne’s most prestigious locations. The Albertine’s luxurious sales gallery was styled by Brahman Perera, the renowned interior designer behind chic restaurants Ursula’s Paddington in Sydney.

Queensland property developers Pikos' latest project, Gaia, is a boutique collection of luxurious residences across two buildings in Brisbane’s Kangaroo Point, with river and city views from every two, three and four-bedroom apartment. The sales showroom was combined with another of their premium developments, the nearby Skye, and needed to emotionally draw in buyers through a well-considered sales journey without confusing the two.

Property sales agency Ouwens Casserly approached DisplaySweet when they needed a professional, streamlined solution to showcase two of their projects within their corporate offices in Adelaide. With each project having a different identity, developer, and marketing assets, it was important to not confuse the two whilst being able to navigate between them with ease.

Property sales agency Ouwens Casserly approached DisplaySweet when they needed a professional, streamlined solution to showcase two of their projects within their corporate offices in Adelaide. With each project having a different identity, developer, and marketing assets, it was important to not confuse the two whilst being able to navigate between them with ease.‍

Château is Castle Hill's newest residential resort by developers Bridgestone Projects, comprising 290 one, two, and three-bedroom apartments. Their display apartment needed a more compact proptech solution, provided by DisplaySweet.

Prominent UK property developer Fabrica's latest project, Wyndham Studios, is a boutique collection of 76 stylish 1 and 2 bedroom apartments spread across three modern blocks with authentic brick facades, located in Camberwell in south east London. They needed a sophisticated sales gallery to help boost sales in a competitive market, with the help of DisplaySweet.‍

Renowned Australian property developers Mirvac acquired the former home of Channel 9 in the highly sought-after locale of Willoughby in Sydney’s north.

Located in beachside Burleigh Heads is DD Living’s latest development, Burly Residences, a trophy Koichi Takada building comprising of 100 apartments, with stunning beachfront residences and penthouses. The DD Living and Total Property teams sought out DisplaySweet’s technology to create a standout experience once again after collaborating on several highly successful past projects.

DisplaySweet continues its partnership with Mirvac, supporting the launch of Highforest, their latest development, a collection of luxury houses and apartments in West Pennant Hills. The impressive, thoughtfully designed $2-million sales gallery seamlessly integrates DisplaySweet’s technology to deliver a premium buyer experience.

Nestled within a rare pocket at the prestigious crossroads of St Leonards and the vibrant Crows Nest, The Collective unveils expansive, modern residences. These luxury 1, 2, 3, and 4-bedroom apartments are thoughtfully crafted with spacious layouts. The TWT Property team sought out DisplaySweet’s innovative technology to help create a standout sales gallery experience.

Visionary property developers Sammut Group are no strangers to creating luxury projects in the Sutherland Shire, and they sought out DisplaySweet to help them create The Collection, an inspiring place and destination for buyers to discover their creative vision and current projects.

Envisioned by developers Andrews Projects, Cascade delivers a premium lifestyle community to Robina, a vibrant Gold Coast locale. DisplaySweet were able to create a visually striking sales gallery, which was their brand new headquarters for the business, so had to serve multiple purposes.