Perched above Pittwater and bordering Ku-ring-gai National Park, this four-storey Church Point home has been transformed into a refined entertainer’s retreat.
Originally a 1960s apartment block, the house has been reimagined with sculpted voids, re-planned rooms, and a palette inspired by sandstone, eucalyptus, and coastal dusk.
Soft curves, layered textures, and subtle architectural gestures bring warmth and rhythm to the bold structure. The result is a timeless, grounded home that flows seamlessly with its dramatic natural surroundings.
Words by Studio Pulp
Featuring our Volant Chandelier in the VC212 configuration, suspended above the kitchen island with Frosted Fluted Glass and a Brushed Bronzed Body.
Architecture and Interior Design by Studio Pulp
Styling by Jono Fleming
Photography by Nic Gossage
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