The Toorak Penthouse in Melbourne crafted by multi-award-winning Australian designer Greg Natale unfolds as a captivating blend of jewel-like tones, gleaming brass, and masterful interior architecture. This three-bedroom residence transcends the ordinary, morphing into a grand and glamorous haven where each corner resonates with opulence.
To establish a sense of arrival, Natale introduces a hall adorned with mirrored panels and arches, a prelude to the drama that unfolds within. These arches, varying in width and strategically placed throughout the apartment, not only break up the space but also create moments of theatricality. The plated brass lining of the arches resonates with the gleam of brass accents scattered throughout the penthouse, ensuring a seamless visual continuity.
Stepping further into the penthouse, the light oak floors set the stage for a minimalist backdrop that gracefully embraces the unfolding opulent palette. Against fluted white lacquer panelling, shades of pink take the spotlight, transforming each room into a sanctuary of refined luxury.
Blush-painted ceilings cast an intimate glow, gracefully extending the ambiance into the guest bedroom, where patterned wallpaper adds a touch of serenity. The dressing room becomes a symphony of sophistication, featuring lacquered joinery and pink marble wallpaper. Meanwhile, the dining room serves as a visual feast, adorned with the bold choice of Pink Gucci Heron print wallpaper, injecting a burst of vivacity into the dining experience.
Amidst this play of pink, the introduction of maroon accents adds depth and complexity. Lacquered joinery and fluting, paired with patterned wallpaper in the master bedroom and powder room, create a rich narrative of warmth and refinement. The interplay between maroon and pink establishes a harmonious balance, infusing the space with a sense of curated elegance.
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