Bringing high-end lifestyle to apartment living
Steps from the bustling village of Neutral Bay, this project injected the high-end luxury finishes, fine details and spatial awareness that is more often reserved for high-end houses into a turn-of-the-century apartment.
Embracing its character and bringing some creative thinking to its spaces, this chic apartment is finished with a statement marble kitchen, parquetry timber flooring, steel doors, feature lighting and custom joinery. Delicately contrasting contemporary elements with the historic features of the home has created a beautiful balance of new and old and has elevated the home into the luxury market.
Fortunate to occupy a ground level position with a garden terrace only steps from the centre of Neutral Bay, the home embraces the vibrant lifestyle of city living while maintaining a sense of privacy, peace and calm within its spaces.
Architecture, Interior Architecture & Interior Design: Hampton Architecture
Builder: EDM Constructions
Photography: BresicWhitney
Photography Styling: Coco Republic
“A luxury remodel by Hampton Architecture has elevated this residence to a level of grandeur befitting its history and pedigree.”
BresicWhitney
“Speaking with Adam Hampton, founder of boutique Lower North Shore practice Hampton Architecture, it becomes clear that this project was defined not by what was changed, but by what was carefully preserved.”
BresicWhitney
“Approached to lead the restoration of this heritage apartment, Hampton and his team brought the kind of high-end luxury detailing more commonly reserved for large-scale builds, and applied it with precision to a smaller, more intimate canvas.”
BresicWhitney
“Speaking with Adam Hampton, founder of boutique Lower North Shore practice Hampton Architecture, it becomes clear that this project was defined not by what was changed, but by what was carefully preserved. Approached to lead the restoration of this heritage apartment, Hampton and his team brought the kind of high-end luxury detailing more commonly reserved for large-scale builds, and applied it with precision to a smaller, more intimate canvas.”
BresicWhitney, 2026