APEROL SPRITZ + STEVIE NICKS

CAMPERDOWN, NSW

One of Sydney's coveted industrial warehouse conversions, The ‘Grace’ Building in Camperdown, was originally featured on the cover of Vogue Living for its innovative design, natural materials, and seamless interaction of new and original elements.

Leaning into the existing palette, the style concept elevated a contemporary Australian interior with urban/industrial elements, a balance of masculine and feminine characteristics, and finishing personal touches that celebrated the owner's love of music.

This loft studio is a compact 51sm, requiring a unique approach to spatial planning and a prioritisation informed by lifestyle, habit and daily needs.

While unconventional, the removal of a disused dining space allowed greater flow without compromise and an opportunity to capitalise on every part of the space. This project also included interior design and product selections for the main bathroom that resonated with the current owner and appealed to potential future buyers.

Living Room Black metal shelving unit velvet chairs
Loft warehouse open plan kitchen styling
Loft warehouse interior styling living room
Loft Warehouse Bedroom Grey Bed Frame Olive Waffle Sheets Wooden Wall Niches
Close up Kitchen Interior styling decor vase cook book mortar and pestle
Loft warehouse open plan kitchen
Contemporary ensuite Bathroom Grey tiles wooden cabinetry
Interior styling decor close up coffee table book retro vase Artwork by Bravo Domino
Loft Warehouse Balcony styling mint cafe tables chairs succulents in blue pots
Close up Vintage Headphones in Dish Bookshelf Styling
Close up detail shelf styling books vase decor
Loft Bedroom storage wooden hallway wall stairs
Close up Coffee table Book Retro Vase

SERVICES PROVIDED

SPATIAL PLANNING

BATHROOM INTERIOR DESIGN

BATHROOM PRODUCT SELECTION

INTERIOR STYLING

(New product purchasing with integration of some existing furniture)

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