A Creative Couple’s Loft-Style Pad With Brooklyn Vibes!

‘When we 1st moved in, all the things was crimson – a crimson kitchen area and purple feature walls,’ remembers Phi Do. ‘The very first problem was to get rid of all the crimson.’

The few are avid renovators, and have done a variety of alterations to their 3-storey warehouse-type townhouse around the five a long time they’ve been residing here. Phi patterns and Yaniv venture manages! 

Right after tackling the kitchen cabinetry, the pair expanded the lavatory over the total mezzanine amount. Ground-to-ceiling metal frame windows with fluted glass now substitute the toilet walls, letting natural gentle to filter through the center degree and spill into the other rooms under.  

‘We’ve normally loved the warehouse aesthetic and dreamt of proudly owning one,’ claims Yaniv. ‘We fell in really like with this New York-design warehouse conversion for its significant ceilings, the industrial seem of the Besser Block bricks and exposed steel beams. We desired something with character and history, not some thing too new.’

Yaniv’s not joking when he claims the ceilings are high – they are 4.3m tall, and the frontage itself is only 3.2 metres huge! These one of a kind proportions lend on their own to cautious decoration. 

‘We’ve opted for massive-scale art and a salon-model cling to attract the eye up,’ suggests Phi. Their favourite artworks are ‘Play’ by Yan Guo (acquired from Contemporary Moments) and ‘Dance Your Personal Dance’ by Spencer Harrison. 

Influenced by Japanese and Scandinavian style principles, the heat and layered dwelling features a combination of pure timber, organic homewares and pops of color. 

‘Our dwelling is also a tiny like letter to Melbourne – celebrating quite a few of its artists and makers,’ says Yaniv.