Arundel Gardens

Minimalist interiors executed with precision. Natural light spreads across soaring period proportions. This one-bedroom apartment is a dynamic take on a heritage blueprint.

Outside, portico-fronted townhouses and cast-iron railings bear witness to Arundel Garden’s architectural heritage. Inside, a one-bedroom apartment is elevated with a contemporary eye.

Step into a spacious open-plan reception room and kitchen, where lofty proportions are met with quietly sophisticated interiors. Blonde parquet floors span the entire space, delineated into dining, living and culinary zones. Views of the leafy garden through large sash windows are thoroughly soothing, whilst cascades of light filter into the room. The kitchen’s dark palette is a bold stamp aginst the room’s neutral tones, with smooth marble worktops framing integrated appliances. A singular pendant light illuminates a dining spot, imagined for morning coffees or intimate mealtime gatherings. Through a Crittall-inspired door, a walkway leads to the private garden; its immaculate decking is framed by verdant greenery. Plus, there’s access to the communal grasses of Arundel Gardens.

The considered body of colours and materials continues in the minimalist double bedroom. A wall of dark-toned cabinetry accentuates the room’s tall proportions. Next door, the bathroom impresses with a marble-clad shower and jet-black detailing. At once uplifting and calming, this home is a city sanctum that balances form and function.