This proposed residential apartment in Blues Point, Sydney is designed with a contemporary theme, keeping the materiality minimal to focus on the spectacular views of the city skyline.

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Timber, concrete and exposed brick are the main materials used in the interior and are consistent throughout the design. Timber panels are used throughout the space, adding a dominant and organic feature. The timber contrasts against the cool tones from the concrete, adding warmth to the space. Exposed brick is used as a feature throughout the space which adds an industrial feel. The colour palette is kept minimal, using white tones as the main canvas, brightening the space.

 

The high ceilings and large windows add a sense of spaciousness, allowing ease of movement from one space to another. Using the repetition of the timber beams within the ceiling area gives a sense of rhythm throughout the space, making the interior aesthetically pleasing.

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The first floor of the apartment contains the main functional areas of the kitchen, living and dining, which are designed to ensure that each room flows seamlessly from one to the other, creating an exciting entertainment area. The private and intimate spaces are on the second floor, each bedroom having an ensuite and wardrobe. The rooms are generously proportioned and are consistent with the contemporary theme of the interior through the use of minimal materials.