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Generously proportioned, the three-level abode was designed as an escape from the city for a young family. To facilitate this request, the entire site was deeply excavated, allowing for a new lower ground level entirely dedicated to leisure and health. Below ground is all the luxury with a state of the art gym, steam room, home movie, theatre and bar.
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Refined and minimal, noble materials to do all the talking. Craftsmanship and architectural elements are given breadth and space to really shine. A fireplace, simple in design, was made by hand by a master stonemason and the three individual pieces of curved travertine were carefully installed over three days.
In the master ensuite, the soft tonal palette is a quiet accompaniment to the curved vanity, clad in microcement. The integrated basins were hand made out of soft white Elba marble, complimenting the textured Marmarino plastered walls.
While strikingly sombre, the thoughtful and considered material palette was quite extensive, including Italian travertine, French oak flooring, Arabescato marble, accents of bronze and silk carpets.
Each space was layered with meticulously curated furniture and art that celebrates both local and overseas talent. Australian architect and furniture designer
Unique vintage finds from around the world add dynamism and cosmopolitan glamour to the soft interiors. Layered with pieces custom-designed by Nina Maya — from the brass and leather bar stools in the kitchen to the travertine and velvet headboard and bedside tables in the bedroom —the interior flows.
Key artworks include an arresting piece in the stairwell by
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