
Apartments
Burgundy Vein Apartment
An apartment of two moods: classical day rooms with burgundy-veined stone, dark timber arches and rose glass, and a quieter private wing in concrete tones and bronze.
- Category
- Apartments
- Status
- Completed
Gallery
Dressing room — glass-fronted wardrobes lit from within, a chest of drawers at the centre and a textured stone-toned wall with niches Dining room — a veined stone table beneath the rose glass chandelier, framed by a dark timber arch with lit shelves
The day rooms keep a classical shell — ornamental cornices, panelled walls, tall windows and a herringbone floor — and set a darker, contemporary layer inside it: deep timber walls curved into arches, and pale stone with burgundy veining that reads almost like a painting. A rose glass chandelier and dusty-rose chairs soften the contrast.
The living room, dining room and kitchen sit behind matching timber arches, each framing its own field of veined stone: a lit panel behind the sofa, open shelves above the dining sideboard, a full-height splashback behind the island with its three dusty-rose stools. The guest WC distils the same palette into one small room — a burgundy stone pedestal basin, a backlit oval mirror and a veined wall edged in light.
The bedroom and dressing room change register. The walls take on a soft concrete tone, a deep brown upholstered bed sits between slim bronze-toned pendants, and the dressing room is lined with lit glass-fronted wardrobes around a central chest of drawers and a low upholstered bench.
The palette is cream, deep brown, burgundy and dusty rose, with bronze and brass-toned accents. Light is layered: concealed strips along shelves, niches and wardrobes, a cluster of disc pendants over the living room, alabaster-like lights beside the mirror and sun across the herringbone floor.
Formal where guests gather and calm where the day winds down, the apartment is shown here in visualisations of its rooms.
Scope of work
- Interior design
- Interior visualisation



