137 Victoria Street

The architectural design for this terraced house embodies a sophisticated aesthetic that aligns with the client's preference for clean, modern design. The color palette predominantly features white tones complemented by accents of light timber, creating a visually harmonious and contemporary atmosphere throughout the residence.

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Given the long and narrow layout of the terraced house, the design focuses on innovative solutions to maximize space utilization and functionality. In the master bedroom, a curved ceiling design is implemented to soften the bedroom lighting, enhancing comfort and visual appeal while maintaining the overall sleekness of the design.

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The open-plan kitchen is strategically designed with a U-shaped layout, aiming to maximize the usage of the kitchen benchtop area while also opening up circulation and creating a seamless connection with adjacent living spaces. This layout not only optimizes functionality but also contributes to the overall spacious and airy feel of the home.

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To enhance the guest bedroom space, the original bedroom door is relocated, allowing for an optimized room layout and improved functionality. Additionally, a textured paint is introduced as a featured wall behind the sofa, adding depth and interest to the design while preserving its cleanliness and sophistication.

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Throughout the apartment, subtle highlights in the form of timber stripes are strategically scattered, adding warmth and character to the modern interior design scheme. The main entrance shoe cabinet is elegantly curved, contributing to a welcoming ambiance and seamlessly integrating with the overall design concept of the residence.

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Furthermore, the walk-in closet is intelligently designed as a multi-purpose room, incorporating a study area to maximize functionality and optimize space utilization within the home. These design elements come together to create a cohesive and visually appealing living space that meets the client's preferences for both style and functionality.

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