Nick Browne, founder of Goldie Homes, smiling at his Border Collie, Murphy, inside a modern architectural home with sleek timber finishes and natural light.

About Nick Browne

“Let the architecture facilitate experiences rather than the trinkets and objects.”

— Nick Browne

Purpose

I don’t just design project homes—I craft architectural experiences. These are spaces where you can escape after a hectic day, create cherished memories with loved ones, and celebrate the pleasures of life. My mission is to design homes that feel deeply personal, playful and timeless. My homes are liveable, cost-efficient and ooze character.

Belief System

I believe architecture should be accessible to everyone. A well-designed home isn’t defined by its size or price tag; it’s about creating spaces that enhance the way we live. Many of history’s most iconic homes aren’t sprawling mansions—they’re efficient, thoughtfully designed spaces that prioritise comfort and joy over conformity.

In Australia, there’s often a tendency to equate status with grandeur, but bigger doesn’t always mean better. In fact, excess often leads to homes that feel gaudy, impersonal and environmentally unsustainable. My goal is to challenge that narrative by designing homes that reflect sophistication, restraint, and cost-efficiency—proving that exceptional design is attainable at any scale.

Don’t just take it from me….

Mies can der Rohe standing behind an architectural model.

“Less is more.”

— Ludwig Mies van der Rohe

Portrait of da Vinci.

“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.”

— Leonardo da Vinci

Fashion designer Coco Chanel wearing her beautiful minimalist clothing.

“Simplicity is the keynote of all true elegance.”

— Coco Chanel