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Alba | Living Edge Group

  • Alba | Living Edge Group
  • Projects - June 2020
  • PHOTOGRAPHY Cheyne Toomey
  • STYLING Christopher Elliott Design

Alba Display Home by Living Edge Group is a spacious grand residence delivering a bold and stylish statement of elegant luxury for the discerning home owner who appreciates quality in an ultra-contemporary master dwelling.

Alba was designed for the most discerning of buyers who sought a domestic lifestyle of distinction and quality.

Built and developed by Living Edge Group, in conjunction with Architect Viola Architecture, Interior Designer Christopher Elliott Design and Landscape Architect Vivid Green Landscapes.

Alba features a contemporary design where natural light fills spacious living rooms through expansive windows, large bedrooms and living rooms give you quality comfort and impressive modern bathrooms. The eye catching design, attractive aesthetics and uniquely functional and flowing characteristics of the Alba Residence luxury home will perfectly suited to modern family lifestyles.

Featuring throughout the project is Ross Gardam Polar Wall Light in Black, providing modern up or down lighting in a striking yet timeless way.

 

Living Edge Group
livingedgegroup.com.au

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