In a secluded gated development in Queen’s Park, this one-bedroom duplex apartment is bound by sunlight and monochromatic tones.
Set back from the road in a private gated development, this one-bedroom duplex apartment paints a minimalist scene. With flawless interior design by Tala Fustok, latticed glazed windows and doors lends a historic tone to the property, whilst clean-lines and white walls nod to its modern incarnation at a photography studio site. Capitalising on its inverted layout, the open-plan reception…
In a secluded gated development in Queen’s Park, this one-bedroom duplex apartment is bound by sunlight and monochromatic tones.
Set back from the road in a private gated development, this one-bedroom duplex apartment paints a minimalist scene. With flawless interior design by Tala Fustok, latticed glazed windows and doors lends a historic tone to the property, whilst clean-lines and white walls nod to its modern incarnation at a photography studio site.
Capitalising on its inverted layout, the open-plan reception room is bathed in natural light through a mass of glazing. A vaulted ceiling draws the eye upwards to where exposed ebony joists command attention and well-angled spotlights illuminate the social space. Contrasting wood and Chroma flooring is used to subtly create eating, lounging and cooking zones. A matte-black Häcker kitchen pairs form with function: smooth surfaces and a mirrored splashback neatly frame high-spec integrated appliances. From the television area, a Crittall-framed door leads onto a private terrace.
The minimalist aesthetic ensues in the double bedroom downstairs. The dark wooden headboard and floors offer a natural materiality, offset by whitewashed tones that span the rest of the room. A free-standing tub is poised for long soaks, whilst the en suite’s walk-in shower is equally as stylish with green Solus tiles.
Brunswick Studios is set within family-friendly Queen’s Park where a string of independent businesses and 30-acres of green space await. Start your morning with a hot yoga session at Fierce Grace before perusing paperbacks at Queen’s Park Books. Head to the eponymous park for a game of tennis, then venture to Chamberlayne Road to the Lexi, an independent cinema where all proceeds go to charity. For an evening of fine dining, local favourites include Japanese haunt Michiko Sushino and the hand-rolled pasta from Ida.
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