Jasmine Stefanovic has offered a first look inside the luxury Sydney home she is building with husband Karl.Taking to Instagram Stories, the shoe designer, 42, shared a photograph of the unfinished dramatic entrance at the couple’s Castlecrag property.’Entrance way looking amazing,’ she captioned the image, adding a series of celebratory emojis.And while there is still plenty of work to do, the striking space offers a glimpse of the grand design taking shape behind the construction barriers.The entrance features walls clad in cream, sandy beige and grey blocks of stone, beneath a smooth, curved ceiling.An oversized circular opening overhead floods the space with natural light, drawing attention to what looks to be a stone fountain directly below. Jasmine Stefanovic has offered a first look inside the luxury Sydney home she is building with husband Karl Taking to Instagram Stories, the shoe designer, 42, shared a photograph of the unfinished dramatic entrance at the couple’s Castlecrag property The central feature mirrors the curves of the ceiling and surrounding walls, creating a dramatic focal point for visitors arriving at the home.But the photograph also makes clear the property remains a work in progress.A ladder, buckets, building materials and loose rubble are scattered around the unfinished concrete floor, while blue protective coverings frame a doorway leading further inside.The update marks another milestone for the couple, whose reported $4.5 million rebuild has followed a lengthy planning process and objections from neighbours.Karl and Jasmine purchased the property on Sydney’s lower north shore for $3.2million in 2021.The block was previously occupied by a 1960s brick home, which was demolished to make way for their new residence.By January 2025, photographs showed the original house had been reduced to rubble, with an excavator remaining on site.Aerial images taken in September that year revealed the scale of the project, with extensive excavation, concrete slabs and retaining walls visible across the block. Karl and Jasmine purchased the property on Sydney’s lower north shore for $3.2million in 2021. Pictured with their daughter Harper, sixJasmine’s latest photograph shows how far the build has progressed, with the home’s distinctive curved architecture now emerging.However, getting their dream home off the drawing board proved far from straightforward.Karl first lodged a development application with Willoughby Council in March 2023, with neighbours raising concerns including potential loss of views and reflections from solar panels.The couple’s plans subsequently went through court proceedings and revisions.A modified design approved in April 2025 included four bedrooms, a pool, spa, an alfresco dining area and a double garage.Earlier architectural impressions showed a contemporary home with expansive windows, high ceilings and an outdoor entertaining terrace.Jasmine had previously made her enthusiasm for the project clear when Melbourne architecture firm Studio Kennon shared a design image on social media.’Can we have it nowwwww,’ she commented, while Karl responded with a love heart emoji.The couple married in San José del Cabo, Mexico, in December 2018 and share six-year-old daughter Harper.Karl also has three older children, Jackson, Willow and River, from his marriage to Cassandra Thorburn.