Cremorne Waterfront.

This full refurbishment of a waterfront apartment in Cremorne Point, Sydney, was driven by a desire to celebrate the breathtaking views across Sydney Harbour towards the city skyline. Designed for two busy professionals and their family, the project sought to create a home at once visually connected to its surroundings and deeply personal in its interior expression.

Within each room, opportunity for reworking spatial planning was explored, with rooms reconfigured or reoriented to capitalise on the harbour views, enhance storage and spatial flow, and add warmth and grace to each space. Throughout, emphasis was placed on craftsmanship and materiality, with warm blackbutt parquet flooring and natural sistal carpet establishing a rich, tactile base, while the palette was enhanced by wallpaper and paint colours selected by consultant Rosemary Lucas.

Bathrooms and kitchen were replanned for improved layout, and ducted air conditioning and ventilation discreetly integrated throughout. Bespoke timber joinery was designed to house the clients’ extensive art and ceramic collections. This thoughtful renovation combines precision detailing with a quiet luxury, creating a refined living environment that foregrounds both the beauty of the view and the personality of its occupants.

Photography by Pablo Veiga

Styling by Claire Delmar