To create a stylish, modern, practical apartment for a bachelor, that is spacious and versatile, able to be used for living, working and entertaining. ...Collapse

In this minimalist design, all spaces are open and versatile. The kitchen and study share a space that can also be converted into a guest room. Separated by sliding/swinging doors that can be opened completely, and featuring a bed that can be concealed in a cupboard, the area transforms accordingly. In the master bedroom, the bathroom sits in the middle of the room, encased by floor-to-ceiling glass walls, creating a greater sense of space. A large divider used to create a separate dressing area within the bedroom also acts as a storage unit for a television on one side, and a cupboard on the other. Wall panelling throughout the unit conceals storage areas, and on all cupboards, smooth edges eliminate door frames, while clean, smooth lines create extra room. ...Collapse

The clean, simple colour palette is predominately white or grey, punctuated by bold, bright reds and oranges. Wood is used heavily throughout, with stone-washed oak floors in the living and kitchen areas, and the clothing/AV storage area in the bedroom is finished with a wild-grain timber veneer. The grey feature wall of the living room is complemented by the grey limestone floor in the master bedroom. Steel panelling is used along the living room walls, and above the bed as a decorative feature/shelf. The clean, plain furniture is mostly white or light timber, with one black recliner in the living room. ...Collapse

Lighting is bright and even. Natural light from large windows in the living room, and over the desk in the study, is enhanced with ceiling spotlights. Hidden lighting along steel panels, around the grey feature wall, framing cupboards, around the TV unit, and under the raised platform of the bed, create a modern aesthetic and draw attention to these features. ...Collapse