Artistic and exquisite Melbourne apartment

FOOTSCRAY Apartment, located in the west side of downtown Melbourne, is the second project of BoardGrove Architects. The designer readjusted the internal layout of the apartment, introduced natural light into the room to the maximum extent, and further broke the closed space to increase the circulation and interaction of various functional spaces in the apartment.

For modern life, kitchens and restaurants are no longer the background of living space.

In order to avoid the stereotype of traditional kitchens, designers use open kitchens and restaurants to blur the boundaries of space. Exquisite dining room furniture is like a group of works of art in the room. There are three newly designed objects inside, a Corinne marble cabinet, a large metal arch slightly off the ground, and an arched stove on the wall. Among these three things are a sink, an oven, a stove and a refrigerator. Other storage spaces and furniture are also distributed in the residents' field of vision.

The designer chose warm interior decoration materials to soften the cold texture of concrete walls and floors and bring a warm and comfortable atmosphere to the apartment.