9 / 50-52 Princess Street, Kew

There is a tactile honesty to Kew. It is defined by its deep-set brick traditions and the ancient, verdant canopy that arches over its streets and holds the suburb in place.

Designed by Taouk Architects, Deca sits within this lineage, a contemporary portrayal that values the endurance of continuity over the noise of new. It is an addition to the street that understands its history, honouring the character and atmosphere of Kew.

Here, interiors speak in a richer material language; subtle proportions, refined finishes and layers of texture and tone are curated to evoke a sense of calm and sophistication.

A quieter layer above, the two penthouses are removed from the streets yet connected. Morning light filters in softly, transitioning to warm evening hues, tracing the arc of the day across expansive living areas.

Living areas are thoughtfully designed through texture and warmth, with feature wall panels, a fireplace and layered materials adding depth. The retreat offers a slower, more private flow within the home.

Chevron timber flooring runs underfoot, while a generous expanse of natural stone anchors the kitchen and extends into the living area.

Premium European appliances are integrated seamlessly, while the narrow reed glazing and stainless-steel fixtures sit comfortably within the composition, gently diffusing a soft, ambient glow.

In the bathroom, curved walls soften the edges, creating a fluid, enveloping experience. Above, a skylight draws natural light inward, shifting in tone throughout the day.

His and her basins sit within a generous vanity, while a freestanding bathtub invites luxurious soaks at the end of the day. Brushed nickel tapware introduces a subtle contrast, set against a material selection that feels refined and tactile.

Contact Mat Suckling to secure your exclusive appointment - 0418 880 062 / ms@realcoagents.com.au