Flow and functionality
Set within a former heritage asylum building, Kew Apartment by Sarah Wolfendale balances contemporary living with the character of its original architectural bones. Thoughtfully reconfigured to maximise light, flow and functionality, the home celebrates its soaring ceilings, arched windows and chevron timber floors through a refined palette influenced by Scandinavian, French and Belgian design.
Featured within the bathroom, Looms' Ecru Stripe Collection introduces warmth and texture to the tonal material palette. The soft woven texture and natural hues complement the grey tiled surfaces, marble detailing and understated finishes, bringing a sense of softness and everyday luxury to the compact yet highly considered space.
Interior Design: Sarah Wolfendale
Styling: Nina Provan
Photography: Shannon McGrath
Builder: David Knoop
Featuring: Loom Atelier, formerly Loom Towels — Ecru Stripe Collection
